The Raymond recorder (1927-02-04)

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The News and Advertising Medium of So uthern Alberta’s Sugar District

VOL 4

Our Motto

Highest Quality Goods
Lowest Possible Price

Specials for Saturday

Corn, Choice;Quality .^ ... 2 cans for 34c

Pure Gooseberry Jam reg 80c . special 69c

Matches reg 2 for 25c ... . special 3 for 27c

Quick Quaker Oats China pkg 45c size lor 39c

Prunes 5-lb pkg reg 75c .:. special 69c

Sardines Oil or Mustard ...special 4 for 23c

Corn Starch reg 15c .. . 2 for 22c

Fresh White Fish reg per lb 15c . 2 lbs for 23c

Quaker Corn Flakes. . 2 for 21c

Large Writing Tablets 30c seller .... 2 for 31c

Fry’s or Rowntrees Cocoa .reg 30c can for 24c

Finest Glass Tumblers reg 6 for 60c special 12 for 61c

Large Size Glass Pitchers ...1.25 value 89c

A few cases Extra Fancy Apples to be sold at $2 26
Snow White Laundry Soap reg 3 for 25c

Special... 19 bars tor 98c

Fresh Rhubarb..... per lb 17Jc

Fresh shipment Head Lettuce, Celery, Spinach, etc.

to arrive Saturday

PHONE 10

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The greatest clay of all for the kiddies

Send Them

VALENTINES

A large and complete assortment of valentines

As low as 2 for 5c

As high as 25c

The Raymond Pharmacy

Stationery

Try Your Own Drug Store First for the Very Best

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r —School Supplies—

Drugs

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2 Ford Coupes

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RAYMOND. ALBERTA, FRIDAY. FEB 4 1927

NO. 62

News Notes

Good Sport Card

Tlte local high biisketlmll team To '"»"y Hr..nUs. loc il lioxer.
have gone time fat in the seaiuii a knockout over Bill I’.vnc

without losing a name. They Won New Dayton Int4 l'riday at
From CarHston hero last Friday N ’«' v Dayton. The hittle. while
night with a score of 27—12. .Sat- lasting 2 rounds. 1 minute
in-day night they trimmed Mag- ,:n '' fitUw " aeciida. was fast
rath in their own camp to tho tune I'ior.'.., l.oth hoys giving and
,f to—12. Tomorrow, Saturday lmr ‘ l 1 Pyii- Imd

" “ J K/W Vila

night they play Magrath here at *"*'ght advantage in the first
Hio Mi gym. round. The second round was

The Second Ward “M” Men’s

oven. In tho tho third round
Brooks caught Pyno off his hub

play “Three Live Ghosts'* return- Anco anf l swung a left to the jaw.
ed Wednesday from a sucoesful ^yne struck the floor with terrific
showing at Milk River and Warn- ^ nrc o and it was probably this jar
or. This show will he played at that put him away for the count,
the Raymond Opera House to- Two local boys, Rafferty and
night. Miss Marion McLean, who Anderson, went three rounds ns
was oast in the role of the leading the first preliminary. These two
Indy, was too ill to make the trip. kids are clever, rivalling the well
At noon the part was handed to known Carpontien kids. Otto
Miss Thelma Smith, and she sub- Mehew and Armstrong, both local
stituted in this part that even- ,>0 T R . nhn gave an attractive P
ing at Milk River and tho follow- round exhibition. Ewing of Warn¬
ing evening at Warner with an er a,,d Leonard Meliew of Ray-
<mtirely creditable and efficient mond pleasedtlie packed house in
rendition at both performances* w *Gi their fast work and hard hit-
This incident is tho more remark- hi a round preliminary,

able when it is considered that Dewlil of Warner and Salmon ot
Miss Smith memorized her lines Raymond stayed 3 rounds of flashy
on route to Warner, she lmd not * ca Pping which won imu h sp¬
read or seen tho play, and had not P^ ft,,8e -

a single rehearsal beforo going on As a sporting event tho evening
the stage. was one of tho best over staged in

the south country.

DON 1 FORGET *^8® Brooks is slated to meet Jack
Tho Second Ward “M" Men’s Douglas of Magrath in the Gardei
play ‘Three Live Ghosts” will he City on February 2tf. On tin
shown at the Raymond Opera same evening Henry Anderson
House to-night, Friday, February local wrestler, will engage Lei
L Seats are on salo at King Harris of Magrath. Andersoi
Motors. Prices 75o and 50c. *'’* to Charles Lea

vitt at Cardston on February 16.
Mrs. T. M. Carlson of Cardston, Preliminary bouts are being ar-
director of tho U. F. W. A. of the ranged.

Lethbridge constituency was here-°-

Thuwday to .dire., the u. Gathering of Clans

F. W. A meeting hold at Mrs. &

Fern King’s. She also gave a

splendid address nt the U. F. A. Oil Tuesday evening last, Feh

and U. F. W. A. meeting Thurs- nmry l < ,1 " Kajmoud Unit, t
day evening. Church war filled to capacity witl

• crowd prepared to onjoy a i
Burn's Night ". Mr. Longmai

Jgf| REX THEATRE

^gW^TONIGHT ® SATURDAY

The Bat

The Greatest Mystery Play on Record

Also 2-Reel Comedy * Prices 45c and 25c

Chocolate Bar Matinee Saturday

KIDS 10C

No Show on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

THURSDAY NEXT WEEK
GLORIA SWANSON IN

FINE MANNERS

Regular Prices

loc and 30c

THUSDAY FEB 17 - NORMA TALMADGE IN

KIKl

Norma in her finest picture

Our Spring Goods are arriving

New Ginghams and Prints including Rayon Gingham
Shoes and Slippers for the entire family

Our Usual Saturday Grocery List

Onions, firm. . .-.

Corn Starch ... ...

Pure Raspberry Jam ...
Our Mother’s Cocoa .... ..

Pfil G Soap

Oranges, good size...

.9 lbs for 26c

. 1*8 for 10c

.4’s for 60c

l’s for 26c

.2o bars for $1.00

. per doz 26c

The Broadway Store

Gathering of Clans I Your Interest is Our Interest

PHONE 2

It is seldom that a home drama

receives such popular approval presided very acceptably,
as achieved by the strong cast of Miss Allen of Lethbridge con-
‘‘•Seven Keys to Baldpato” last ’ributod tliroo Scotch songs that
Saturday. Joe Mclean in the lead i vvere Heartly onjoyed. Miss Fairlej
ing role showed great versatility of New Dayton gave two Scotch
land handled tho lengthy part to reoitations in excellent dialecti<
perfection. He was ably seconded j a tyle. Mrs. Bakor delighted witl
j by tho balance of tho cast. I her recitation on “Potatoes'. Mrs.

Fleming also dang very sweetly.
Mrs. Henderson in her comment
# on Burns and in her Scotch recita-

Editorial Notes tions wai a whole host ill herself.

The speaker of tho evening was
Reverend Faichney of Lethbridge
With this issue tho Recorder a *id his talk on the Scots and on
passes its fourth mile stono since Burns kept his audience on the
the installation of the present Qui vivo, and was highly amusing;

| plant, which was necessitated by an d tho way he closed with a
I the destruction of the old plant by I strong appeal to follow the exam-
fire four and a half years ago. Dur- c, t The Cottar ’ in the maiu-
! ing tho past four years wo have tenftu ? e of family prayer was very
i succeeded in adding to our equip- ‘‘tfective.

ment gradually so that at tho pro. After the program refreshments
sent time Raymond has by far the fierved and a very enjoyable
j best printing plant of its history. sociHl timo was s P ent ere the close.

Practically all profits have been _0_

invested in new type, a new press

and other equipment. It will be RcX to CloSC ThfPC
the aim of the Recorder manage- rv Cl \Y/ 1

meut to oontiuuc this policy and UflyS LtlCil W 6CK

eventually install a linotype ma- -—

johino which will make possible Owing to depression in business
I a much newsier and better paper, tho Rex Theatre will bo dark the
1 Wo desire to thunk the general first three days of each week, hut
i public for their loyal support and will he open on each Thursday,

| their leinency in judging our ef- Friday and Saturday. This means
! forts. • there will bo no show on Monday,

If the Recorder has made any Tuesday and Wednesday, but
I friends, if it has in any measure there will bo a complete change of
] filled the niche in our community pictures every Thursday. “The
life intended fur it, we are deeply Bat ’ will If* shown tonight and
grateful. We are keenly alive to Saturday with a ehocalate bar
I the tact that this sheet could b* matinee Saturday for the kiddies,
j improved in many ways. Our “The Bat” is without question the
j friends may ‘look for these improv- J greatest of all mjbtery stories,
omenta as time passes and finances having broken records whenever
’ permit of further expansion. | it has been Bbown.

We hav e just received a new shipment of

Galvanized Tubs
Wash Boilers - Buckets

Also an assortment of

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Aluminium and Graniteware

These gopds were purchased at a discount and will be

sold at reasonable prices

If you are needing any of these

Come in

Bennett & Co. Ltd.

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Days Each Week

BINDER TWINE

The influence of this Farmers Company in distrib^
ution and sale of twine has for ten years been of im¬
mense benefit to the farmers of Western Canada.
Place provisional order now with the l : . G. G agent
for your 1927 requirments.

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Elevators at Raymond and Magrath
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(>IJs Neuralgia j WARNING!!

Pain Neuritis f D c r # >

,. . T , , Beware oi Counterfeits

Headache Lumbago

r r ,1 . i There is onlv one genuine

loothaclu Rheumatism “asitkix” tablet, u a tab¬
let 1 offered as " \SPIR1N”

nr\re NOT AFl'FPT and is not stamped with the

,NU 1 rtr,Ltl “Haver CrosV’-refuse it with

TI-JP HFAPT contempt itDnoG'ASPIRIN ”

lOL nLAlU at all! Pon t take chances!

_w Accept only “Bayer’* package

sy J ky ^ which contains proven directions.

# V Ilandr "Rayer" boxes of 12 tablets

S § Also tattle* of 24 and 100—Druggists.

Anpinti it tli- t: »«]•• mark (r**' *(prp.| in f'an.'Y.la) of Rarer Mat■•*(.*«•»ur# of M^noartUc*
i»<-iil»-«'rr of Sali<'>ii<-tt«'id » \i-ct.Tt sialiryllc Arid, "A. S V "». While it i« **ll known
that Aapirin mraui Hayor m uiU'a<-lurr.t«* axaiat thr tmhli acainat .niitat oca.tlie ‘l»ble(a
c t Dojcr Company will be *iumiH-tl with thrlr s moral trade tear*, ihe * 'barer Cross.**

An Inspiration To Canadian Youth

All Auifilcu I- rinsing with praise of (burgo Young the 1? n>.ir oW
'!i» finto Imj who won Hie great swimming luuutlnm ln-tween Catalina Island
• tul the mainland of Catii'ornla, Hiicoo^stullx n* ^o.ia u s this sttvt* i of : \
v • • el In a contest wherein one hundiod ml»c a failed. Iiuiudi g t*i \ .

v.wiM s niO't renowned .-xviuimeii*. It xx.-s a xx i»n«J**rful ueldcveui* nt r follow'
i"g the porlornianre ot John Mil#***, of Sx tinny. N na Siotla. v l:o >t*t . new
x\ or id's record list >e«r in vxiunitxg tie- Boston Yinatotr A *.1« ic ajar.*: on
h first race oxer tin- £6 mile mm<•>, ami lie •• uluin. «tu v \ C.,uaJL«u
l ock •>* players are arousing in t'ao hi.; Ati;*-ii«.»n cl i- l ax ::.g v'• •
further d r Uleittloit to Canada p.vducv* tbe

lincut typ -s ot pturdx young uiuuIuhhL

riuough his great o at. George Young not onl> win a vub?: n.ial at. v.iiai
rrwar-1, but U«* leaps into aililt ii<- fame. ll. win !*• homet'd. 1 • n ! ft *. ;
cud Ills natiio will Jong be rein* inhered in the uuuuL-.C great u at of cou:.«re.
sin iigi.li and endurance.

l*u* M D not hocru a* of his victory .done t. * Canadians should he proud
or Georg** Young and find delight In doing him honor. llathcr our d<H*|**'r na-
th»o;i| pride should rest upon the qualities of mind and heart and character
v h ch this youth displayed in approaching'the hard trial to which he >c*t
li iii't-li, and the noble iinpul.-e which dilated hi- action.

A poor boy, with no relatives but a widowed. crippled mother to whom lie
xi.is devotedly nitacltod, George Young xoluutaii’y urilux-U his amateur
Maiding as a pwiiuuier and t raked his ail on this one ctfort. If** did. so not!
bei au.-e of a iKTsonal desire lot liiuie or money, but in an alt ( ousuntiug ilv'slre 1
to be abb- to take his crippled mother t*» Culiloruia ami provide her with the
me ins x\liet*-b\ she might regain her henhh.

J ln> hoy’s strength ot clmracier, hit griui detei-minntion, ami Ids willing*'
i •• • *o sa Tillce \v*U'e dourly shoxvn when, lacUing the m eessary railway fare
irom Toronto to Calllornia, h** suirhel to make tlio journey ou a patched, up
*‘*o «r fT‘lc and d iggodly pushed his way as far as Ari/oma. A boy of less*
< li trader and tvuseverance would have “pu^stxl the hat” in older to reach the
go fc il of h's desire. Had George Young n*»t achieved lam** as ho has done, it

i Hufe to say that. In any wont, Im would have made a success ui his lif«*'
and in whuUvt-r sphere ho t.ii^lit choo-**.

Premier Mackxur/.h* King rightly express* d 11 1 * sentitm nls 'of the people
e‘ Panada when, in extending eongraiuhitioiif- on behalf of the (ioxeritinenl
and people of the D uninion. he said that this country shared with equal pride
ta.-orge Young’s success and his beautiful tribute to bi: uiothc-r and all that
disclosed the secret of It's sp!eudi*l a chi* x. ne at.

Suib an achlcvetnenr in Die face of obstacl -s to h«- overeome tluil might
"Adi daunt the stoutest heart i- au inspiration to the youth of Canada. Thou -1
K ‘hds of Canadian bov« who ettn n» \t*r Imp** to fi. grout atliieiie champions !
nmi whose names will never b*- found on the I'ps ot millions qP their country-'
men. but who in tm-*Mjng the problems and diiliculties of everyday life, and in
suouldering the rosponsbilities that may he forced upon them, do so with the
same force ot character, the .-ante dt-tciinitiation, the 8an;e willingness to
sacrifice self for the good *. other*, arc* equally heroic, and* of them Canada
v ill he cquallx pt*iU»I.

(icoige Young has lit.hhd heiter tlitm lie knew, ills mother lias horne
fesflmony to tlio eleanm*ss ot his young lift*, ami George has in spectacular
lashion shown all Canadian hoys that a clean life, fn e fiom bud habits
ami *!lss:p:ulon, pays. II** has broughi fctcibl.x liom«* to all the truth of the old

ii hige that whole there’s a will lli .uc's a way. In 1 riuging faint to Canada, lie
li*P likewise hroug’it something ot far greater end. more la iing xalu**. an
eh|ert les-on which will mightily appeal i*» ilte iiungliiaiiou and love lot the
In role in exer* normal Canadian hoy.

*1 Ids is a real nuiimnl asset, because it is only through the cultivation
a ad develop 1101 U «»l those same traits which made George Y oung a winner that
the box hood pf Canada, or ot any country, can realize lull success in ilnir on
dealers no mailer xvlial direction they may lake, or how humble limy may be.
P requires exactly lie* same qualities to make a real succes. in anything a
li •* :»'* were required to aucc-esHfiilly sxxiiu Catalina c hannel.

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Seeds Lying Dormant for Fo. ty Years
Will Germinate ,

l hr scmI or pome o: the iroublesomo , ^ 4 A peven-pfiapenger llmbunlne stolen dliturb W the ^nBmDCPIBin'S

I wo yohri ngo, dismantled and sold stomach. Cough Remedy

1 b*'.\ xx ill r*surrect piece meal by thieves to three differ- Stnndnrcl for over 60 year*

long niter ibex are supposed to ltb/e -;- ent Junk doaler«, lias been restored - - -

mm unV.’.'.I.hi".V ■i'T’m ''. 1 ' Alberta Livestock Board i'° I.J Vegetarians Are Not

T ro ?°;' 1 0,,l<: '" Are El *' ,e « »» Annual m.,« or I Imraane From Cancer

i' 1 ' " - "• ' , ’"' 1 ' l ' ,loD Ing Held in Edmonton ! M °ro llinn n ih./rn imlloomen and cases Occur Amono Peonle wh

' ' K1 " " IUI '’' "" ' lor At Iho annual moi tliiR of (he Albc r dolertIves worked on tho rnae oft and Abstain From Flesh Foods °

, ; 0 ; ' .. ... -n ..look board „t Kdmnnlnn. J. on. Armed «l,h ..umber, of all ^*‘n “mdueted

(leunttcly lioxv main* vens the com . ' I , - . , . . . , , inquiries naxc nern conducten

.non «.,d sends win Mo .... ant n ° ‘ ' UK " f Q,M( " ,r "* nn.U of tl.ostoon enrwhchls owned , moIlg lnonnsllc tommuni.les In Kn«-

i he a.ad U.en Bn w ' y' V " y * " ° a " ‘ y l “"; • P °'"' r '«"«> "> ™nn,,ded with the

when, sullaldr rondi.lens rom, aboni ' ”7 "* Z " w '"" W "> ™' or ” health ministry and from .he intern*-

Weed .... a, A „dx..d w.,h sand hm, T’... ° f ' aC " “ k I W " 8 “ W W "° n 8,0 ”' n *«»„ thus obtained It has been concta-

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Help For Baby

SCOTTS

EMULSION

Builds

f, Strong Bones

Recover Dismantled Car

Stops Coughing

Berlin Polled Deliver It to Owner In J he . V ,l ry K do*e hrlp*. Effective

Rl ,n,.,r rt rnnrliliAN ^ b ° ,h Chl I d "“ « fOWn P^ple.

Running Condition

Does not

Irbrt. Chamberlain’s
.<h. Coueh Remedy

Standard for over 60 yrar4

xx h«*ro suitable ctuulillons conic about
Weed Mod-; a• ^ mix*** 1 , with sand and

ciailonH from northern and southern

... , v........... ....... .. in .tiiu rtuiiiifiii

• plat.*l in uncorked pint bofllcfl that , ,, f . , n i Trrvir i;r a nn I- v --- * r “ / ° m'w-

«*» burled twentj . below the I ,, .V/ ''\v" V"-V ",T, FATEFUL YEARS •»»». cblof medical ofT.cer to .he min-

yenra. Tho experiment wlilch can be L ’ kl !,'" M . *.* FOR ALL WOMEN ... •bktolnln* from fleeh tooda.

continued for 100 yearn has already \ 1 • / ; <M1 <M • J - L - 111,cr9 ' _ . There Is therefore iw foundation for

brim conducted forty year*, \ftcr%he- { . , ' '’. . ‘ ’ V', f V niton. ,,ie confentlon that vegetarians ar«

! ing this length of time in the sol? It 'J j. 1 ? V t \ ,, f Ml,Ch Suffenn 8 Can be Avolded *«>•"«"• to cancer, he adds,

i has been found that black mustard. fll * ^ h«kc„ to so t a^lde fur Through the Use of Dr. Wil- Tho Investigations were mad*

pepper gi-a. s. pig xvecik ragxv«»ed, wild .V . ,,T V * 'T',, 1 ' 'i i ' Bams* Pink Pills among the Carthusians, a French or-

primioso, common plantain, purslane ’ x,,,t K “ ,,K j The most fateful years tn a woman’s (,or; Benedictines, Italian; Carmel-

and curled dock xxlll .Mill g*imlnnte 1 ‘ ", in>> * ,u "' 5 u ‘ x{ y, ‘ a, ‘’ n Hfe nro tlioso belwe<*n forty five and h«*s, first founded In Syria, and Do-

Some of tl.es* xx.is ivmoxtul in the V’liT l 7 "vt > "l »!!i\ V"*"" TP ""l mlnlcans, Spanish, all of whom ad-

kinds of stock from Alberta to Tor- under depressing conditions; through i 1# , rA .. » . .

• :, '-" er .. '» '*«' .'ill.. ,.,T. ... fnrIIIOito the "hip 'vork. wnrry. or a watery email- ,Q “ s , rW ,llct syst * m - ,nost of

did :o in taler ..If;.. ,. lrlR nf „ s ,„. pp rx , llbu , !,f t'"" I! 1 11,0 blood - and SUIT, r j t,, '' nl ®«lUdlnBrae«k

to germinate invery trial until after . 1 „ r i <>11 » lll « rt , .. . , t heavily. | *--

III had. . u. :v ...us In the nil a " a ' u ' d '° , |,:,y a A, |' u, '« '!"• *»•"*"**«;•?» ■ ympiom. British Subjects Should

, «“uipi tcnt man to acre npanv them. are headaches, palpitations, dizziness, **■ 11,8,1 ^uojcvis onouia
M '' m 1 ' *' cousldorablo dlacu Ion ,1 '" 1 ■" • ' ' Ion and other well Use Canadian Ports

tr 1 's IT,»t, ,»«l XX’ t" < .«.i .11. >. , , ... 1 u OJ

slvely proven, pays Sir George New¬
man, chief medical officer to the min-

sut I a co and one taken up every five tl .„, .. r ... , . ,, , . ,,

’mi; h. f.. UiclumlHon. Galgary; J. l».
xeats. I in* experiment which can be e.i.. . . . , „

. . , , Snokullo. I.dmonton; J. L. Walters,

conlipiied for 100 yoars 1ms already „ ,,

, . . , . ., i iix**, A. K. Cross and G. II. Hutton,

^ ’ *'lgai x. .t. O. t lark, of Irma.

- ing this length of tune hi tho so If It , .... . , , . ,, .

. . . , ... Steps will be taken to pci aside fur-

hurt been teuml tlu.l Mark mu.t«rd. |lll<r „,, lMllllrc tll0 lirmilu . lal

sru,,. |.Ut w.»d. vupw.id. wild (OWll „, „ x | llblt Kolng

id feted.

fhould Ih-* proud
r our di'i-jM'r na-

Astronomei s Long Lived

Clergymen lix** long in llriiuin. but
astronomers ar«> gixing than a lively
luce tor the laurels. K» cent sluli: tics
placed the* average age <• j a-rrouomei s
royal at Tu’j .xoars. The life span Ot
e\**ry rox'iil a itionomer from John
Flamsteed, the first nstrotioin* j roy’til,
to »Sir William Christi**, who di* <1 in
Jfiltt, xx as included in the figures. Open
air lll«j was given as one reason for
tlu-ir longevity.

Marriott; When I woke up this
moyi.ii i g i found the led cloth*.', wound
tightly mound me.

Marge Ison: Well, you must have
slept like a top. Answers, Jamd-m.

Minard's Liniment for chapped hands.

j to germinate in « very trial until after
It hud, been forty years In the soil. Al¬
ike authors of the bulletin referred
to (Mrs is K. S. Hopkins and W. C.

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l’liere was cousldorublo discussion ' kackaches, depression and other well
c; i in I n i the niimtiiiti. ...nt in,^'fogni/ed dij-ttirhauces of tho health

: " ' 11 ^ 1 .vgan’dng tho appointment of |ud disturbn.. tho health -

H**l p* r **f ti t* Fichl llu.'h .miry Dtrl•*, . , ' which show that tho hlood requires n^tiv wh»n i a* m v ,

*hm of the 1 Vnniuion Emm i inter’ il .. 4,0,110 ^ndations ntt.*niton. Women stand it. ne! d or De ' ay Wh * n Land ' n 3 ■* Naw York

xxill go forward to the lkmiiillon gov- .rich r***l Mood all their live hut tax- Would be Avoided

; • - i. it i; .* , r.t i hat .. .. I .. ... * 11 ' .. «

come the pivseut unsatisfactory cxiudl

tloos.

Robbers 1 akc Heavy Toll

A B 'Hon and a Half is Stolen Each

longer.

x\. i go ioixv.ini to the l>omtnlon gov- rich rod hlood all their live , hut n»*v xrvouia oe Avoided

' 1 • .-I ‘.'it iu- * inn.* nt which it is hoped will over- 0I ' more so than ut middle age. when Canadians nix* reporting themseivea

' «*•«■• j ctwie th. prowo itUtectoi..<U- .sno* »ro *l*o wc.k ... or ara being reported, «s the rloUmu

;> pa inf t veeds. x-v-peclally if the lat ! wrought In this condition there i n < itlt i ,,

Mas once l, erne ..,„l ,a„U that "» ^'.-r .n-dlelne r:,n do », much lor ' [ ' la> f “ nd MMul In the c.por-

, v n 11 .m ,* . ...... , -“ women as Dr. Williams* IMnk l'llls, for l,ne< ° r ktnding Irom ocean llnors In

Robbers Take Heavv Toll these pills make rich, red blood, which ^*‘W Y’mk Harbor. Delay, discomfort
take nea>> loll , lono t0 ,„.* whole I.. thus .I Inconvonlenct may increaao and

! . "• 1 "V ; !l> , a Billion And .1 Half „ stolen Ea^h h!.™ T J'»“"» , . ,d F,« r , ...ul.lply until funa, liana lean, to land

on* >*. r I .IX :t .' *U . .. jdax k» c* c ** catiaatun women huvo provml the' . , wt . ,,

Y e^r in Umted States. According value of Dr. W illiams* Dink Dills in 1,1 ^ f - John and llulifnx in winter time,

_ ~ to Estimates cases of this kind. Among them Is. fts Canadians learn to sail from Mon-

I • i C *iT n Merchandise, \alu* d at ?l 190 000 - *\ r *‘ '* .bdinslon. I-hm’s Head. Gnr. tr«*al and (Juebec in summer time.

Joint Mness Goes. ,• ..... ofP «»»*,.;* ,SiS" ' ni “' d <- m -’ <*«■« -

Su pllinCTC nicannanr ’ £?,au " -«<••!» by Imvo dot... in,-. I ;i . ainpl. t.'. " ,K llt ll " ! 1,<lrt ° r York m *. v »*t

cncillll^.x L LiipjJCtll, d robbery ami sent back) wr, ‘cU. and would faint iff missed the ,,ar, ‘ British siihJ«‘Cts that landing at

p a J n lc 'Snk/ltiA^ ’ : k t Du'-ugU :i hvstein of r ? om ’ 1 , 'V, 11 / Folng thnnigh the "inter ports of their own country

rm is Xu boned ;11: ,„,, ^ u .»....

Xe l - - e -! Gve* s iC k u^l vtrt* ’ ' ° irUcr * or rerelver of onto, when my folks said nothing lAit ‘ l ' ro,l * , ° l ,s D^pnred for Biitlsh sub-

S-t - j .-"i, v ' u ’ ” > rry operate* to supply the a » operation would help inn. Jtut I J' r,s » :,t Bie I*ort or Ncxv York.

.>? »n h i»*Yn swlndh rs, burglars and *^ 0, ^ illlams. Dink Dills

K . _ _ non to told In a volamlnon. t To *TYT^ m L nL 8 ?lH p, * n » ,or Diam «' ld

N E R V I L I N E : • «'*•:> vomnilt- stoaMily lor a month. whAu >-l>turn,",l . ,a " dl, "» •*'♦-•>*.< In ll.o hl.to.-y of

v. * o* .alien of Grand Jurors home a well woman, able o do all art ! 1 a,l,tda " i11 faithfully depicted In

. v * : Nvw York county. work with easo. Friends hero say it’s png« antry of the most colorful und gor-

Joint Stiffness Goes.

Swellings Disappear.
Pain Is Subdued

L * - e-! d \ m S c* v “ *tr»i
Sit ifactioi *•

NERVILINE

[ t dlFcxmiforts i»r«-pared for Biitlsh sub
I Jicts at the I*ort of New Y’ork.

D !« t v -A cicat tk*atn!kt jv

N ***1 • i* * * , T ?T.% **. , < 4 * < 4

■ T : ■■

aAomatW It robs Ut) Hw
core of the pita. ;., :r*;* *
through the t!««neg. *r!
warm, rout for ting r* i* at once,
linlm* nt Fxiinparri ia pain r*!:
po»Tir;;!i N-nllne. For th
bain* and lib t..at ar|*o In ever I
11 y. Nt i x bine should always b-
bandy *iii tli** s!i«*;f. (T«e It f»*r
matlsm. Lumbago, Neuralgia
Colds. Sa cents at ah d*al* rs-

York county. -Wfl _ _

lit ;.g at the huce total of *- a i 1 ' oni » Cr ^ a,n a,i o utter xxhaf l went geoug sort, nccording to plans which

DivWllI * Pink'pills Mvcd " * 1 " ; ' " for th *

M* rcl. ndise frauds, $500,*| my life.** jhlaiuond Jubilee e debration of the

: ero-!il frauds. $2«S,000.000; | Try Dr. Williams* rink Dills for Dominion which will be observed July

. i tvI ohiups $100 LOO- an *‘ ,nia * rheuitiatlsni. nt-uialgln. mi-'l. and partlcliiatrd In by H.R.If. the

< . ' ‘h '."" I-Hiivo of \V«l«, nn.l IU. lion. Su.nl.-y

. » .*. are not in tho best phy-hal enndhion ... ... ,

also points out tho weak- ami cultivate a resistance that xxlll -iMu In. i u"** MiniMcr of (.real I*rl-
;i i; laws which make k*M*p you well and strong. You can ’•'i' 1 * fc‘*. Vri Tat* Ottawa Journal.

. . ImmaiM from 5» t 1 the,e V il,f «>i «■ > nindWne —;-;-

chalcr or by mail at -•«* cx*nts a box Fiesh Supplies in Demand.— Wh«*ro-
. from The Dr. Williujus* Medicine Co., |ox«t It. 'Chomns* Kcioctrlc Oil ha.s

huge total of f

v >

.—%*

*T>rrf ry t*K

lot trv«

bargta

%

The n i*ot

kcfvt

Rh^u

T.C5SCS in *
iho illicit d

aad rrosecution.

and liobiups $100,000,-

$ 23,iMHi.OOO,

Democracy in Action

Bolls Royoe drove up to th»> foot-
hall li** 1 d of tlio private school, and a
very important-looking woman called
out to a little fellow in unllorm: ‘Will

A^ful Asthma Attacks. Is there a
member of your family w ho is in the
t ip w» r of this distressing trouble? No
a .-civice you can reiidt-r him will equal

Brockville, OnL 1 h*i*ii introduced increased supplie t

♦ — - liavu be**n *>r*lcif*d, showing that

"Don’t take It so hard, Ichabod — "In iw,*r if goes this excellent Oil

, .t .. .. iniprctrtna it-* power on ili»* people. No

e»cn If she thiew you ovrr, remem- lm „„. r in »I.;U lu.itu.I.i it m;'y bo

her what tho gong Kays: ‘The hours found its potency in never impaired.

I'vo fpent with thee, dear IV art!’” It U put up In most portable shape in

• It ain’t the hours Fin thinking of— In.t tD-h and can he carried without

«.*- t—!.#• fear of breakage. .

04 j the luinging t«* 1 is attention of Dr. J. her what tho gong gays: "Tlio h
D Kellogg'-- Asthma KonoMly. This I’ve fpent with thee, dear IV-art!

li ill ......... •.I--, ll. 1 t.

leuiarkublt* t**uiedy ropts its reputa

ou 1‘huige call my .<on. Mast* i Alger- tion upon what it has done lor others.

non7 In just a moment tlit*re wa?
"ilex. Skinny, xou uiu’t h»u*

j PUT STOMACH IN

a It has a truly wonderful record, cover*
; • ing years and years of success in al-
, most every pait oi this continent, and
I even beyond the seas.

Portrait of Lcnine

Appears on Stamps

t

ORDER AT ONCE j Proceeds of Restricted Issue to be
__ I Used for Charity

j “Pane’s Diapcpsin" for* ' For 1,10 flrst ,lme his death

j tho visage of Nicolai Loniuo has np- !
tidS, Indigestion or j p.*ared on un issue of gtump*. It repro- '

j Sour Stomach j sents him as a child of nine, long bo- J

......| fore Communism was dreamed of in

Instantly! Biomach corrected! Youl Uusala and on a restricted;

never F* »*l the slightest distress from ‘-sue of twenty kopek stamps, the pro-'
indigestion or a Hour, acid, g.e-sv stout- coeds to be devoted to relief of the na- '

ach. alter you cat a tablet ut "Dape’g Uou’s 500,000 vagrant cblldrcn. Here- 1
Dinpepsiu. I ho inoiueiit if reaclms L .» ... , . lfl ,

tlx all . . ... torole ,lie li ;l vo forblildcn

heartburn, gases, palpitation and pain lll?0 of Benlne’s likeness on stamps,'
di-app« ar. Druggi. is guarantc** *-;u*h cigarette boxes or advertising* mutter. 1

pacUug** in c<M'r**ci digestion at once. The lule was relaxed in this instance!

1 .ml your slotuuch trouble lor few , , ,, , ,,,

1 to help the children. ,

f L II l

*^hi« •• iic dcniami fi'uni tho i nitod Tlirough Service For

tor arsenic to fight the boil Overseas Travellers

weevil in cott.m ha ceased, the Aus- v/ver ieai travellers

tnillan state l.dnes at Jibb* nbar have • i n order to provhlo every convea-'
h* <• u coir.p(‘lled to close. j ienco for overseas travellers, the Gan- !

• " * " " —--- adiun Da< Iflo Railway are operating

■j j a | , . through tourist sleeping cars from

IfCSrt raiDlraflOn YVlimlpeg each week to connect with
■ steamers sailing from YV'est Saint

Dl77V Cinlinn CnalL John. NIL 1 heso ears, which go

OiURHlg opens direct to the

Mr* \r \ I, . ,, .. 'iiectlou and fac iliiate transler from

+ .7* 7 I),M,at 1 v,,,e * V,,a » »•> ^eainer. 0 .*tk* as hooking,.!

nervous, ronl.j ii, r n& " " us \* r J anil rcscrv.itions on these cars, may

l<a*l t\\t/v u nkiro *i U! lf ’ ! jften be made with any Ticket Agent of the 1
I* , I , fi T a,uI Canadian Pacific.

Dun of tl»« h**Hit, and vu so run duxni I __

J could not do my housework, but just

have everything and sit down. “My razor doesn' cut at all.*’

. 1 n lot of moiiry iming modi- “Come, come,” replied tho wire.

chip Mem the doctor, but it did nut “Your beard Is no tougher than the
io n '* * u - v linoleum I cut yesterday.

Atlnst a friend fold ma to use -

,■ nUtJ Mlt,>r H Th « Friend of All Sufferers. — Dr.

Thotna valuable

[ i H•lijN " ,U4 Il " f Cm Name remedy to nil those vho suffer pain.

woniHru I began to It holds out hope to everyone and real-

wdjuljlflw

wjWBfflMRw BI " 1 li that hu tho bier

nlii ffi Hilrr Olora 1 * vh8 4,1 bnlf t» continent. It Is on sal**

i n health, fxorywhere and cun be found wluu-

* (''xxa.xa recoia* exef enquired lor.
f , mend them to all -:--

in-art trouble. M su ^-i'ig !jom To be po|»ular never I**t on that, xou

1‘ricn Cflr, a box at all dnj£ori«(, or Un ° W Wor * ll,an tllC looIti or !,h ,1,ucI *
dc .*'* r f- direct «„ ot ;lh “» >

C*u, ^ '• l - •■drJLuru U., L.mitcd, “ -

Gat. iSneezina?—Use Minard's Linimrot

for {

j ‘i'apc’s Diapcpsin"
Gas, Indigestion or
\ Sour Stomach

Instantly! Stomach corrected! You
never feel the slight*-;!. dlshesH from

I x oti would ouUUii'c your ne’gh-
bur.-* acquire a good reputation and
tli« n keep i> polished.

*m\um m

/£.#■ To* fa* EVES

Refreshes Tired Eyes

Writ*Mi ilut r ' „Ghlc g-i.T.irL/eCnirB.K-k

W. N. L. Jbtia

"It ain’t tho hours I'ui thinking of— s,,,,! CAin 1,0 car « c< * without

n- a the Jaclr." f, ;,r of t,fpak!l «"-__

, - im % *

Mis*. SatiHley — Arc you aware, Mrs.

I lie tongue of a woman is Imr j shinlftmo, that your d*'»g lius just bit-

sword—ami. she never allows it to ten my mtin wiltio?

,u ‘^ I Mrs. Shinbone—AY hat. your Willie,

.

xvlm has got over scarlet fever? Oh,
Nearly half of nil the rldps being .Mrs. Sait ley, if anything should hup-
built In tho world aro motor vessels* p« n* to Fido l’*l m*x**r forgive you.

•< IFtAi-

ymn j»cownto«n uox couniw

f KAMIfON f»*. T

.NfRVtVlllS,

Through Service For

Overseas Travellers

In order to provide every convoa-1
lienee for overseas traveller*, the Can- !
adiun Duelfie Bailway arc operating
through tourist sleeping cars from
W innipeg each week to connect with
steamers sailing from West Saint
John, NIL Those cars, which go!
direct to the ship’s side, assure* con- !
! nectiqu and tuiilitato transfer from
train to : trainer. O.crseas bookings,
and reservations on these cars, may
be made with any Ticket Agent of the
Canadian Pacific.

“My razor doesn' cut at all.”

"Come, come," replied tho wife.
"Your beard is no tougher than the
linoleum I cut yesterday.

The Friend of All Sufferers. —- Dr.

Thomas' Keleeric Oil is u valuable!
, 1 ‘ iiM dy to all those who suffer pain.
It holds out hope to everyone and real¬
izes it by stilling i ufieriug (•very whore.
D Is a liniment that bus the blessing
of half a continent. It is on sale
every where and cun be found wlua- .
ever enquired lor.

To be popular never let on ihuL you
know more than the fools or as much I
as the wise. i

» Sneezing/—Use Minard’s Liniment.

What This TRADE

MARK Means To You

Next time you buy a loaf of wrapped bread
f * oni } our Baker, look at the paper and see if
the Apple ford trade mark appears thereon.

If so, it means that your Baker is protecting:
his goods and protecting your health by usinff
the cleanest and purest paper that he can buy.
Most good Bakers now use Applcford wraps be¬
cause they know that their goods will keep fresh
longer and will be delivered to you in a sanitary
manner. •

When buying: Waxed Paper for household
use be sure and ask for PARA-SAXI put up in
rolls or sheets.

Made In Canada By

G|ipk|oul , »ag?«

“Tho Old Reliable Firm**

HAMILTON . . ONTARIO

Pa-IMc w„..a r . WESTERN AGENCIES

3 -0 0 *vl« St. Vancouver a «0 T* P#r r<v

Huifr Martin Jk

+r.

Flung British Emp
:a and Extent Is S<

At WKicK T

Canadian Bacon Wins Prestige

is Valuable Food

a Achieves International
nown For High Quality
Of Its Vegetable Prod uc

Is Fast Taking a Prominent Place on
the British Market

Canadian bred bacon Is fast taking
a prominent place on the British mar¬
ket, J. (1. Robertson, secretary of the
of Hie Soskatchowan Swine Breedern'
Association reported at tho livestock
association's convention, Moose .Taw.

Mr. Robertsdn pointed out that since
the grading of hogs tamo into effect in
November, 1922, greater progress had
been made In the West than In any
other part of Canada. Tho encouraging
feature of export trade was tho pres¬
tige Canadian baron Is winning In
competition with Danish.

"The spread In price between Danish
and Canadian bacon has dwindled
from 35 shilling* and. eight pence in
1921 to four shillings in 1921, while at
present Danish bacon enjoys nn ad¬
vantage of only four fifths of a cent

he said.

Various Ways In Which It May be

Used

Honey sweetens life !» many ways.
This is npjwirent when wo see tho
various uses to which It Is put. For¬
merly It was used mainly ns n spread
on bread, but today there are a great
number of other ways of using It. to
vary one’s menu. Though the best
w'ay to serve honey Is In Its natural
or raw form in desserts, as a sweeten¬
er. It Is used to a lar^* extent In cook¬
ery both In the baking of cakes and
making of bread to which It imparts
the property of of keeping fresh for n
long time—this Is a point which all
good housekeepers should not©.

Resides this It Is used in the mak
Ing of candles, both as a centre which
Is chocolate coated and as an ingre¬
dient in tho many other kinds of
sweets, for which recipes aro to bo
found in all good cook books.

A very appetizing now- spread Is
now manufactured by incorporating
honey with peanut butter to make
wliat Is called "Honey-nut Rutter.”

Apart from entering directly Into
table use, it Is used to make most ex¬
cellent vinegar, said by many to be
equal to the bent produced.

The motorist too may swooten his
temper by tho uso of It as an anti-
frc« 70. It has boon found that equal
parts of honey, water and alcohol
make a mixture that has proved very
satisfactory to some who have taken
tho proper precautions to see llmt all
gaskets and connections are tight, so
that no leakage can occur, for places
where water cannot pass through
honey mixture will.

We can realize the value of honey ns
a natural food when wo see some of
tho largo breakfast food manufactur¬
ers now advocating on all packages of
cereals put out by them tho use of it
as a sweetener. A. II. \V. Rirch, Cen¬
tral Experimental Farm, Ottawa. —
Experimental Farms Note.

Improvements In Fruits

Justifiable publicity was given io
the fact that at the American V< g •’
able Growers* Annual Show hold re
ccntly at Cleveland, Ohio, i n which
eleven states competed, tho caullflow
or championship of the North Amerl
can continent was won by a market
gardener from Manitoba. Klaus tie
Jong, who camo to the province from
Holland some twenty years ago. At
the same meeting. In the same keen
competition, the North American col
ery championship wag awarded Jamo
Utile, of St. Catharines, Ontario. Two
such outstanding awards are aulll
ciently Indicative) of the Dominion’s
ability to produce superior vegetables

Certain sections of Canada have
achieved an International renown for
their vegetable products. The Mari
(line Provinces' potato, for instance, 1*
In wide demand all over the American
continent and travels In some volurao
to Cuba, Rermuda, British Gubina.
Rarbndoes, Jamaica, British West In
dies and other countries. On the other
side of tho Dominion tho Pacific coast
province of British Columbia Is Croat
Ing the same reputation and seems
destined to develop as W’ldo a market
Recently an order for one hundred
carloads of potatoes was received by
tho Provincial Growers' Association
Tho same province Is becoming well
known as a producer of onions, with
about 1,555 acres devoted to this crop
of which 1,000 acres are In the Okann
gnn Valley. Practically every vessel
leaving for tho Antipodes carries Jin
tlsli Columbia onions to Australia and
New Zealand.

The Canadan potato crop of I92C is
estimated to be 43,130,000 cwt., as
compared with 42,379,900 cwt. In 1925.
contributed as follows:— Prince Ed
ward Islands 3,405,000 cwt.; Nova
Scotia, 2.S33.000; New Brunswick, t
321.000; Quebec. 13,709,000; Ontario.
8,916,000; Manitoba, 2,218,000; Sas
katchewan. 3,015,000; Alberta. 2
761,000; and British Columbia, 1.859.
000 cwt. The onion crop of Ontario,
it Is estimated, will amount to 740
cars, and that of British Columbia, 820
cars, 110 cars of the latter being avail¬
able for export

Pecord Should be Carefully Studied
Before Making Purchase

How much van a farmer afford to
pay for a pood dairy cow, and what
valuation should he place o n ids good
producers? This question Is naked In
the latest bulletin of tho Holsteln-
Frieran Association and an attempt
made to answer it o n the basis or fig
gures obtained from the records of 40
Iowa f’ow Testing associations for a
full year completed last year.

A summary and average of tho 7.654
cow s of which complete year’s records
were kept showed that tho profits after
paying all feed costs, varied from $17
to $191. Tho cows which produced an
avorage of only 100 lbs. butter fat In
a year required only $35.67 worth of
feed, while those producing no average
of 500 lbs. butter fat had a feed bill of
$93.71. In spite of the higher feed cost,
tho 5001b producers made a profit
over feed cost of $91.72. while the
100-lb producers returned only $17.22
after paying tho feed bill. The records
of cows between tho 100 lb and 500 lb
producers showed that the profits
Increased as production Increased,
even though the feed bill grew steadily
larger. Those of 3001b butter fat
showed $98 profit; those producing
only 200 lbs. showed only $55 profit.

From these records it may be con¬
cluded that, in some Instances. $200

Determining the Kind Most Suitable
for Growth in Each Particular
District

There are no more valuable experi¬
ments being carried on at the Domin¬
ion Experimental Farms and .stations
than those concerning fruit. Not
alone aro efforts directed to tho Im¬
provement of varieties, hut also to the
ar certain meat of the kind most suit¬
able for growth in. each particular dis¬
trict. Apples being the greatest staple
of the country naturally recelvo spe¬
cial attention and some valuable varie¬
ties have been developed or bettered
by cult I at Ion. Special efforts tire be¬
ing made to obtain heavier anti Im¬
proved winter sorts, around no few-
cr'lhnn three hundred of tho longer-
keeping varieties now being under
test. Pears are receiving tdmilar at¬
tention and particularly with a view
to securing better blight-resistant
varieties.

Hardy cherries are being looked for
nnd the hybrids between the native
American species and tho Japanese
plum have produced useful sorts for
Eastern Canada. A spineless goose¬
berry Is proving promt Ing anti blue¬
berries nro being experimented with
to encouragement of their wider
growth.

Investigations In regard to runner
formation nnd feitilizlng* of tho straw¬
berry have shown that the earlier tho
runners root the larger will bo the
crowns and that when nitrate soda is
ined as a fertilizer the best results
are obtained when it Is applied dur¬
ing tho month of September. •

value to the world, would bo nullified
were d fti-upiion to come. Rut apart
from this ? I.le of the question, most
people have only a vague idea of the
'asl extent or the IcrritTu leg that the
Mother Country ha* undertaken to ad-
mini trr and to keep the p<»ace within
their confines. World Wide, Indeed,
has applied the process of stocktaking
to the Ri ll h it Empire In its supposed-'
ly restricted form. In arba the
Dominions would far exceed tho Moth¬
er Country and her dependencies,
even though the Sudan alone, with its
million ot square miles, more than
equal., a quarter of Canada, one third
of Au Ural a, and more than a mol Ay
of India. As World Wide ways, "It Is
In number and reach tJint these do-
pendencies shine as a veritable galaxy.
Inland ; rise in every ocean, every con¬
tinent 1.; at least touched* rave that
of North America, a . timing that New
foundhmd and her stretch of I .a brad or
b eliminated.

In Europe there are Northern Ire¬
land, the Isle of Mun^lho Channel Is¬
lands. Gibraltar, Malta and Cyprus.

In Central and South America there
are the British Wert Indies, Bermuda,
Falkland Islands. British Gu ana. Bri¬
tish Honduras.

in Africa, in continental possessions
aud it lands under direct control of the
British government there are Swazi¬
land, Basutoland/ Bcthuanaland,
Southern Rhode, la. Northern Rho¬
desia, Nyasahind. t 'ganda. Kenya,
Zanzibar Somaliland, Sudan. St.
Helena, Ascension, Nigeria, Gold
Const Sierra U'ohe, Gambia. Mauri¬
tius, Seychelles.

In Asia, oilier than India, there are
Ceylon Aden, Berlin Socotra, Straits
Settlements. Federated Malay States.
Fn federal oil 8faln.v State*, Brunei,
Iirltl h North Borneo, Sarawak. Hong
Kong, Welhalwel.

In Oceania. Papua. Fiji, Gilbert and
Ellice Islands, Solomon Islands, and
the Tonga Islands.

To complete the list outside the
Dominions and India there are the
terrltoiles under British mandate.
They in** the British Cameroons, Iraq,
Palestine, Tungmylka and British
'1 ogoland.

Whnt a vast structure the British
Empire is, can be gathered from this
stocktaking, and when tho Dominions
nnd India are. considered, it Is won
Imposing still says tho Lethbridge
Herald. Empire genius is required
to hold this magsi e structure together
with its vast ^rospoiudbllitios. The
genius was proclaimed in what was
effected at the Imperial Conference
in its uchiewment In regard to Do¬
minion status. The stocktakng shows
u.s our Empire as It Is, something at
which to marvel.

per pound over Canadian,’

Mr. Robertson staled that only 3.5
per cent of hogs marketed In Winni¬
peg during J021 graded select, while
the percentage rose to 5.SJn 1925 and
approximately nine per cent in 1926.
Owing to tho improvement in tho
quality of the bacon. Canada’s bacon
exports to Great Britain had steadily
increased since hog grading started in

small exhibit of Tam worth hogs
was entered at tho Toronto Royal and
Ottawa winter fairs by E. E. Mortson,
of Fairllght. Mr. Mortson was success-
fill in winning reserve championship
boar, three first prizes, ojio second,
three thirds, one fourth and one fifth
prize, making a total of ten prices.
This very creditable showing should
ensmtrago thi.-, association to send a
larger exhibit to eastern fairs In 1927.

"Tho membership of this associa¬
tion. now 215. hns shown a substantial
Increase (hiring tho Inst three years,
having ibis year for the first time ex¬
ceeded tho 200 mark. The association
U In a satisfactory financial position,
havng Increased Its hank balance at
the end of 1926 to $992.G2 as compared
with $219.49 at the end of 1925.

"Saskatchewan’s surlno population
— 599,C01 head is\ tho fourth largest
In the Dominion," staled Mr. Robert¬
son.

"\\ hile eight of the nine provinces
showed heavy decreases in 1925—
Saskatchewan’s decline iu swine popu¬
lation being almost one-third — a
marked improvement was recorded in
1926 when six provinces registered In¬
creases^ Saskatchewan, however,
showed an Increase of 11,372 hogs dur¬
ing tho year.

"With tho average price for select
bacon hogs on tho Winnipeg stock
yards showing an Increase of $1.17
l>er 100 pounds In 1926 as compared
with the preceding year, tho swino in¬
dustry completed a very successful
year. It I 3 interesting to note that tho
average price for hog* during tho last
two years was from 50 to 75 per cent
abovo pre-war prices. Hogs can bo
raised at a profit under those condi¬
tions.”

Is World Drifting Toward War

Nearest to Europe
Newfoundland, tho oldest British
colony, is tho part of North America
nearest to Europe. Cape Race, the
southeastern point of Newfoundland,
is less than 1,700 miles from Cape
Clear, Ireland. At tho north west. I
Newfoundland ts separated from tho
mainland or labrador by the Strait or
Belle Isle

terests and a return to a search for
the common good was tho solution
offered In nn address In Montreal re¬
cently by Sir George Palsh, noted Bri¬
tish economist, tc tho question "Can
Militarism bo Effectively Destroyed?”

Sir George’s greatest hope was to bo
fdund in the League of Nations, to
which I 10 belived every nation in the
world would eventually belong. Before
that time, however, I 10 felt that tho
majority of tho nations would by the
strength of their united purpore'bring
peace t© a war weary world.

Ho declared tho world was rapidly
drifting toward a conflict more de¬
vastating than that which started In
1914. To avoid I. would require on
tho part of all nations, sympathy nnd
understanding of their mutual alms
and aspirations, qualities which they
had never before brought to the solu-
ton of their problems.

Sir George advocated cancellation
of German reparations payments, and
war debts.

"It Is, In my’judgment, Immoral for
any nation to demand payment of war
debts,” ho said.

Canadian Crown Alfalfa Seed Better
Than the Imported Article

Alfalfa Is the largest yielding
hay crop grown on the Central
Experimental Farm at Ottawa and.
points out the Minister of Agriculturo
in his latest report, is e asily grown on
soils suited to it. Demonstrations have
proven the important fact that Cana
dinn grown alfalfa seed gives very
much better results than those ob
tained from imported seed.

Still dealing with tho work of tho
Field Husbandry division at the farm,
the Minister says that comparing sun¬
flowers with corn for silage it has
been found that on sandy soli corn
gives a yield of actual dry matter
slightly larger than runllowers and
that because It la eaaler to handle
and makes rlightly superior silage,
corn is to be preferred wherever it
will grow satisfactorily. However., on
heavy clay sunflowers have given ma¬
terially larger dry milter yields than
corn and for that reason possess some
advantages on such soil.

which is only 12 miles wide.
Newfoundland has an area of 42,734
square miles.

Winner Naturally Spotted

Two Englishmen were out llding In
India when suddenly a native dashed
out from tho jungle, running for his
life and hotly pursued by a gigantic
leopard.

"He’s making a raco for it," re¬
marked one of the Englishmen. "D’ye
thing you can spot the winner?”

"The winner," came the dry retort,
"is spotted!"

In the slave markets of the olden
days women who eould blush prettily
always brought n higher price than
their 1«*S3 accomplished sisters.

A cold snap Is a soft snap for the
coal dealer.

Many a fool has drawn a golden
prize where wise men drew only
blanks.

It 13 easier to stand prosperity than
It is to got a chance to try.

An Economic Factor

Prescription for Success
Dr. William Osier’s prescription for
success in doing the dally job will ap
peal to many harassed souls: '‘Banish
the future, live only for tho hour and
Its allotted work. Think not of tho
amount to bo accomplished, tho difll
culties to be overcome, or the end to
be attained, but set earnestly at the
little task at your elbow, letting that
be suffic lent for the day.”

Saskatchs *an University Professor
Believes in Co-cperation
JToTessor \V. \V. Swanson, head or
the Department of Economics of tho
University of Saf katoon, speuking be
fore the Moose Jaw Board of Trade
recently said: "Among the economic
factors filliping the development or
Saskatchewan anil of the West in gen¬
eral at the present time, the most out
standing, or at least the most signifi¬
cant in its accomplishments and pro
ml#o, Is the Wheat Pool Farmers are
only beginning to plumb tho depths of
cooperation, and when they have
learned properly to utilize its tre¬
mendous power the economic and cul¬
tural standards of the Province will l>e
substantially raised.”

A Smart Dr-cs Witfi Slenderizing

Lines

Charmingly simple is this attractive
daytime dress with its slenderizing
lines. Tlie bodice has a deep V-front
and new vestee, while the long dart-
lilted* sleeves are finished with
straight cuffs, t here art* plaits at each
ride front and tho back is slightly
flared, thereby allowing for the neces¬
sary skirt fulness. The belt conceals
tho join of tho bodice nnd skirt at tho
back and is fastened with buttons at
the lop of the plaits fn front. No. 1498
is for ladies and is in siy.es 36, 38, 40,
52. 41 and 46 inches bust. Size 38 re¬
quires 4 yards 39-inch material, or 3H
yards 54-Inch, nnd yards 36-inch
contrasting material for vestee and
collar. Price 20 cents the pattern.

Every woman’s desire Is to achieve
that smart different appearance which
draws favorable comment from the ob¬
serving public. Tho designs Illustrated
In our new Fashion Book are origin¬
ated In the heart of the style centres
and will help you to acquire that much
desired air of ind’vlduallty. Prico of
the hook 10 cents tlio copy.

An Underground Wonder
At the new Tube station now under
construction beneath Piccadilly Ctr
( Us, London, an uri »»i 15 C.tft* sou n
feet will bo devoted to the booking
hall alone. This is necessitating the
removal of about 10,000 tons of Lon
don clay. When completed the station
will bo able to handle 50,000.000 pas
sengers annually.

A man was going home one day
when a bus drew up near where he
was standing.

"1 suppose your 'Noah’s Ark’ is
full?” he cried to tho conductor.

"All except for tho ass; jump In,"
was the conductor's quick reply.

Governor of Prison No. 99, Ida
Majosty has been pleased to commuto
your sentence to penal servitude for
life.

Condemned Man—Well, sir, they
buy no noose is good news, and I'm
tanged if it Isn’t.

How To Order Patterns

-Vi x tx

Address- Winnipeg Newspaper Union,
175 McDermot Ave., Winnipeg.

Pattern No.Size.

Olio’s grace, we note, dep. lui.t up¬
on one’s poise and balance. Icy side¬
walks In that event, may be regarded
as A-1 promoters of grace

Premier Bruce at Winnipeg

Rt. Hon. H. M. Bruce, Prime Minister of Australia, and, Mrs. Bruce, shown alighting from a Canadian Pacific
train at Winnipeg on their way to catching their ship at Vancouver for Ausralia. Premier Biucu travelled across
this continent on his way back home from tho imperial (Conference in London, and received in route a sample of
Canadian winter in contrast to the height of summer which ho Is fast nearing and which he will enjoy when lie gets
back to his native land about tho end of January. From left to right: Major Patrick lJennossy, aide du (amp to tho
Uoutonnnt Governor; Mrs. Stanley M. Bruce; Hon. T. A. Burrows, Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba; Premier Bruco
and Mayor Webb of Winnipeg,

Reformer
know' of the
city T”

Harold -*"
hole once.”

• A damp cloth dippcl in baking soda
will remove tea and coffee stains from

china cups.

Name

Only iho man whoso money burns
holes in fils pocket I a-* money to burn.

I

THE KECUHDER. RAYMOND. A ! ,T A.

WORLD HAPPENINGS
BRIEFLY TOLD

Sheep Breeders Elect Officers Canada Attracting Attention

Annual Meeting of Saskatchewan
Sheep Breeder* Held at Moose
Jaw

Following Is tlio complete pinto of
/Mllcer* of the Saskatchewan Rlieop

A fumou* k*»I* 1 ml no which during
California’* boom diy* yiohhnl a mil¬
lion dollar* to Its various owners, has breeders AModatlnn, re el#*cted nt the Stratford. On!.. on the subject.

Has Greatest Export Trade of Any
Self Governing Country

Canada Is becoming more widely
Known all the time. In an address be¬
fore tin' Chamber of Commerce at

Can

Rural Adversity An^

Its Compensations

By C. W. Peterson

SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

JANARY* tO

THE CHRISTIAN OVERCOMING
TEMPTATION

Might Be A
Satisfactory Plan

Changed hands for $25.

UillJz.ing only regular all* line -. Mr.
and Mis Ioslie 1>. Gardiner will al
tempi to rlrelo the world In 21 days
ne\t spring. Suer#'** would break the
presem record of 2S day*.

Th»» lhilish Hist cruller squadron
sitiIt <1 reeenilj fnmi Malta for Sluing
hat, Chinn, under command of Rear
Admiral NY. 11. 1>. Hoyle. Tlio light
ruisei Duunlh'HS was left behind, but
will rejoin I he sijtiadrnn lati*r.

Seientille marketing of Australian

annual meeting at Moose Jaw.

Honorary president, Hon. C. M.
Hamilton; president, T .T. Rnshton.
Kociinville; vice-president, \\\ C.
Heron, lluntorti; secretary, J. <;. Rob
ortson, Rt'glnn; directors, if. Toilette.

join, ami Her International Relations,”
I »r. Walter A. Riddell, atVtvlFory ngt'nf
for lho Dominion it» Hit' League of
Nation*, declined that Canada's ex¬
port trade has shown a greater In¬
crease than that °f any other self*

The last decade ho* been n difficult
one for ngrciilturc, not alone in Can-'
adii bui the world, over. Hut.

Placing Date of Manufacture on Dairy
Products la Being Considered

There Is a tendency In nil trading
towards more accurate description In
marking of packages, Mated Dr. J. A.

Golden Text: In that He Illinself
Hint suffered being tempted, He Is
u ,» able to succor them that are tempted.

might ns well lake all the comfort out H'bnws -.is. tnmiairu i»nmini,.« r.

of , 1,0 |»ast „„s„,ls,n.roH.„ K rio„l,un,l 1( /™ : °^ ' C '°" n . l1,lnns I ,>1,lr >' Comn "«

M""Ulon that «,■ on The m«.t| Rt . a(Ullg . nonmn.

demoralising Influenee any business or jj.gg

Duval; K. H. lhiinton. ftng.ithun; Olnf governing country In the world since

Derg, I.orehmn; Win.

Pninbrough. 1*13. Ho <"> lo l>oin< out th„ „„ „, 0 olhr| . i

Laura; J. R. Willacy, Rrougli; William today, due to the rapid, expansion In u>m

her foreign commerce, her exports
hav e Increased 307 pet* cent since 1913 ,

Calling could possibly be subjected to
is without a doubt coniInuod prosper-

Explanations and Comments

I.

sloncr, al the recent conventions of
1 .1 Ontario Dairymen. This Is especially
true with regard to product* that are
subject to deterioration In which the
date of manufacture in of some impor-

Kerr, llatton.

“Saskatchfxvnn's adaptability for
nhoep breeding lias been proved by
the success attending the efforts of
many breeder* In competition with

ami to the fact that she is selling pro¬
ducts In 56 diffiuent countries and 2 D
dependent*, Canada is no longer liv-
riul New /•'iihiml hut'* t in Dntuln ****ih#» best on the continent," deelarcd L. I lug to Itself, but la taking a tretnen

dous Interest in world peare and the

*s tonic Is a reasonable; Temptation, Luke 4.1, 2.—Yielding to
measure 01 ndvcrslty. Prosperity lead* 1 l 1 '© control of the Holy Spirit, who
to extravagance In management, rare*

The Scene and the Nature of the tnnee.

The Dane* have recently adopted
had come to llim In a special way at tbo l' r *'ictlce of placing tlio date of

. . , . , , , , . Hi* baptism, Jcsu* went from the Jor- 'manufacture on nil packages of butter

1. .M.. 5S In bu.lnraft rotations an,I in ,l, e r n to j ultb th« avowed obj.Tt of chocking

speculation In butter and tlio holding

creating ‘.HIT competition for the Gann
dlfin produet, the Montreal Produce
Merchant s' Association was told at the
annual meeting lield in the Canaillan
niet.ro polls.

For the nine months of the fiscal
year ended liereinber 31. an increase
was shown in total Canadian trade of
35 million dollars. Tills I* Jn romparl
sett with the total trade of the nine
correspondng months of the previous
fiscal year.

The development of a serum for
tn atmont oi rheumatic fever by Dr.
James O. Small of
general hospital Is

wilderness, there

production. Why worry? Hut when meditate undisturbed upon tho work

adversity conns wo Rhus our alien* Dod had given Him to do. During, . 4 .

Hon on tlio npiM'rcntly trivial thlnss. I 10 " v ''*> s « M t „,, of 11 'n '•''"ko for th„t purpoHc. riicj-

lifiw ran wn r ., t .... ... „ ., „ ! referred to here perhaps ns a “round rra,,7 ‘ e Diat tho reputation of Danish

' " ‘ " *'•••'*" • »•>" number.” rc|.roncnlln B 'ma.iv days, ho butter ha. rrMcd In no .mall degree

canweiniprovetheqttnlllyofouri.ro- wn* “templed of the devil." As tlio 0n the fact that It U con*«.m..ct n .

Hurt? Wp are forced to go over every ( story Is told In Mark. Jean* seems to , ,, - , n

than a, an, , n ollr ()p „, alI „ 113 „ pp|v h,v,.r, P ,| his great aLugglo ,hrou R h ! •»- [">' manufacture of

j acarchllglit In „lac ; , u he, „ other- j iSSTliltT

. .Britain Satisfied With i U a .rTt '\ZZ. i OTtC ported.' 0 ' mV ° C ° me ! ^rVuVr na “ > T"'?* Z'

r ; - i'"'.-rn 1 , ».| ,ho most profltabl. BnUm MtlSKM WKn I,• lay. ,ho foundation forluiuro happl-1 Jesus him-. If must have related thl.' T, P , n A " s '

hrnnch of fnrmlnp. Mutton and lamb! Progress In Palestine „ r ,, ||v TIlcrcforo at] temptation, for In no olher way co., 1,1 ,aH " ,,n * Zoa ' n " d ' 11 *«» «>•

J. Itushtofi. president of the associa
tion. “Small flocks could be kept i»n I robb nis confronting other countries,
every farm," lie added, “but many poo A* n result, ho declared, Canada Is at
pie who would Ilk*- to take up sheep trading more attention
breeding are hindered by the menace other period In her histor
of dog* and coyotes."

price* for some time past had been 1
very satisfactory, and although wool Promises to Make Best Return of all

Mandated Territories
Of all tho mandated territories)
Palestine Is tho most successful and

prices were unstable at present, lie
believed the co-operative shippers
would receii#' a satisfactory price. A
tlie Philadelphia successful sale had been conducted by
announced. The the association at Regina during cn-

pronilse* to make tlio best return. So

v,Tilly must not be regarded In’ the lmVl ' bl ' < " n " s "'c have , ]lo Practlc, In New Zealand SO years ag.»

f _ . , . account as Jesua gave It of a conflict to 9 tamp the date of making on butter

light of a calamity f but must l,e M- which took V laco in His mind, an In- packages at the end of tlio seaaon

copied as discipline. Frequently, much ! ner and spiritual struggle, which he ~i.„ n linr _ _ , ..... .

needed disiiphne. Wo have all felt its pictured by a series of fitting image* * n I>robub,l, * y lhat U

heavy hand during the past few years. j! lk ‘ h IMs ^ , 1 V Wor8 uou,d understood. ® ,gbt remm,n ,n Blorago for so,,, °

far from being an incubus on our

We cannot believe that had Jesus lis- time.
th^,, j toned to the words of - , — 11 '

... , , .. . «!;>>•• who survived the stress and

mmomin-niiint v.irnrO. I,o«.m., . ,hu, Hie fall and. ho also roferrod to the Z*J"?* ™ »HWu nro not bettor ofT for It. Two I evil one (as tho litoral interpretation .... . .

was in the ixpori encouraging icci - attending the the mom aud the brains to »ak< condU | on| ;)I , . u ^ f ol the story puti It), Uio> would have Jho cba,rman of ll "‘ Birmingham A»-

held any temptation for Him. The 1 soeaton recently said, “the trade had

the scrum still
mental stage.

Two submarine* collided while tak¬
ing part in exercise* in tlio Knglish
Channel. They were the MtT and the

sheep and swine cars dining the fall what promise* to bo a great success
w hen 32 pure bred lams
w ere Fold.

and only a fool will maintain

the devil In ' Tho matter of date marking Is also
of ,'" p ■ hditB raised It, .ho l„ltod Kingdom.

evil one (ns til#' llternl ln 1 iW-n?-nl:itl<iTi

ini' uni ... - - — ^ - - - - | _« .j .. * * _ . iivhi tiiij iviiijm in mu

and 100 oni‘.*> of 1 ’alestln#'. Not a single Jewish set * * ‘ ,l " j un ° devil is represented as standing in the right to ask that when butter was

,lor in Palestine coals this country a I fa 'orablc seasons. Secondly. U.o tMs person beside III,,,.

Stock purchased from the best Br|-

The latter .Taft began to loal.." sh being used by lead

badly, but. thanks to her crew, v.lio lnR ''"’rders In the province for dls
kep, the pumps going, she was able to 'ributfng their produce throughout tho

win a th,tiling rare bark to Portland pro ' i,,rc ■ n ' 1 nm,h crodlt Ju, ‘

penny, nn»l the opposition of
Arabs, on which
newspapers
credit. Is rapidly subsiding.—London
Satuidav ID*view.

ond safely.

Liuhiy |M»r*»na have been frozen to
deitth in outlying district* of the Gov-
ernm»*nt of Sumera. in ihe southeast¬
ern part of Russia. Klgli«#*en other.-,
bavi* |i**ri.shed from the cohl at l*iiga-
chev, wlille many deaths from the In¬
tense robin ar# report<. hI from imtlaii'il
vlH::g#‘s along ih«- Volga River. L'orty
h' lov. weather has been cxt*eiienred.

George Lainji-lng. president of the
port ol Seattle comtnlt'.*ion, has start¬
ed negotiations which, if Miecessfully
(«iiicIu«]#h 1 will open that i*or( to Can-
mliiin grain growers. lie said tluii In*

these hreeders for the work they were
doing In maintaining the high stand-
aid of some of the most popular
breeds, said Mr. Bullion, lb* hoped
ih#' I»oniini#»n and Brovin# iul Gavcrn-
m# nts would in th#' near future again
realize the adiinability of assisting Jn
further niportatlous from tho Did
Country.

4.

fnovi_

fashions+&

4 jv *

trade In tlio United
would increase tlie good will, towards
and promote contldence in Canadian
produce.

It Is not th' lutention t«) prore«>d
with this matter in any rash or un-

Inland Fisheries Thriving

Western Province* are Extending
Shipments to Distant Markets

The inland fisheries of the Cana-
had apiH'aled ?#> Canadian wheat pool ^ v ° rtt # particularly those of

ofliclal* to u-e S# .ittle's public termtn
i.l. as a mean* of ndlcving cong«‘allon
at eastern shipping itoinls.

S#*v« nly Russian families, who have
airived in L«#n#]on from Lanin, are,
tin* Lcifiiloii Daily Mall says, the fore¬
runner* ot thou and* of otliei Russian
famili#'* which will leave Russia to
Betti## in ('anaila during tlie spring.
Robert Forke* Canadian ^Jinist#*r of
liniiiigi"Mtion, ha* announced that no
official approval has been given for
h'-aiy immigration from Hii.-sia.

German Cruiser Draws Crowd

Rush to View “Emden" at Capetown
Nearly Caused Disaster

An eager rush to board tin* G#'imon
rrui.-#*r Kmden ntaaly brought disaster
ni Caiielowi). The oflleer* of ih#» cruis¬
er, vvhicli was launched al Wilhelms*
haven, Germany, in January . 3925, and
christened after the famous war time tcon loIls p 0J .

German raider had invited the public _

aboard, but the vessel could not accom¬
modate the unexpected thousands who
thronged the quay. It seena d for n
time as though many person* would
!>#• pushed, overboard by the pressure
of the crowd which was relieved only
when a hose was brought into play.

There was a momentary panic Jn
which many persons fainted.

The incident marrel the goqd feel-
Ings which had been displayed since
tho Kmden came into port for a \lsit.

Alberta, are apparently thriving and j
extending their shipment* to distant l
markets on the coiuinopt. Tlie summer 1
fish catch on Lesser Slav© Lake
amounted to more than 650,000 pounds
of whitellsli, -I6S.711 pounds of pick-j
erel, 310,162 puonda of pike and
small# r quantities of other fish. In one
w eek 30,000 pounds of fresh pickerel i
were taken from Binehurst Lake- near
l^iic la Riche, and with quantities of
fr* fill water herring shipped to the
United States market. A carload, of
trout weighing 22.000 pounds from
Lesser Slave Lake left Edmonton n
>hort linn* ago for Minneapolis, to be
followed by three other cars, and from
the same lake and I-".c la Blche, 120
tons of uhlteflsh went to New York
Tin* first plant in Canada, outside of
British Columbia, for the freezing of
lisli, poultry, and eggs under the Otto-
son process l.s to bo Installed In Ed¬
monton with nn initial capacity of flt-

11 , clom and balance, horn of adversity, to stones round about them, transporting ^ ..VV * * ro,d 8,011 | n lb,rt n

. , V make the mo., of ,l,o goo,I forn.no In «" tlu- lor. of „ 1 , 111 . „„.l io Urn e ,ou J , bo J - x mV Mr - nuddlck n ' ld ® d

iich so many popular-| foi . us without the hitter the P innac1 ’' or tho temple. “There must, tl,at his opinion the dating of cheese

unwisely staked their ’ be romething so attractive about a and butter would bo papular with tlie

. - rornicr would b€Tor small ultimate U 5 #- t« mutation o #-. ..tix.• c,. .

wmpiaiion, so uocepme, so pet- f, a de In tlio United KingdonL and

Tanners ore prone to take the pessi suaslie, that even a gooiW.ian shall

mlHiic attitude and we usually have 1 IT . 01 accept the Invitation.

. . * |, , | The choice which we all make, shiner*

.. c “ u "° co,u l ,1 » in - ,lul ! tboUKl. rvo aro. | s not between Ike

mu.^t not run away with tlio Idea that known good and ihe known bad; it Is
we are, and have been, the only suf- between two courses of action, each

ferers. The r.*ccr#l of failure* in ur- of Appears to b#* good. It is very . .. .

, , . „ * . , ... rarely that we sin, saving boldly to considered manner, but wo are giving

1 „. lm-me.., llle lias been «ppalllng. ou.se,ves. ■Tkis Is plainly fn dellinco It careful slu.lv ami obtaining Ik,

nml Ike wear ami tear Hi town life of ,ke will of Uod. but 1 will <lo If No. I views of nil tkose who are eoneerne .1

during the past strenuous period of wo somehow persuade ourselves that «„ n,« tu . . « _ , .

depte Sion ka, keen almost bovond be- «» evil is Wo . , LI," j "T ^

lief I nemnlov.ren, Ins been ran, "ic bid.llng of Ike .le, 11 . but in or ll,i " "“e 1 " ,| >'e ! »"1 " 1 " » b * nmlllull-

.■- 1 • *’ 1 del* to get us to do it he has to dl*- cation mark* on the

j panj and starvation fnr/roni unknown, guhe himself ho thaf we may not the marking 1 *

only iliosc with fixed salaries and per-j recognize him. If the devil came, tho

mam nt rniploi nieiit -;i *iunll proper- P^ a Di «loviI, and said, ‘Do this,’ wo

! lion of tlie whole - have escaped most *' ou,d n ' ,, do U - " ls ,inl 1,1 " lat

: ner that wo are tempted. Still |« ss was

. . . timing our eyes to rkrlsl thus tempted .Tho sight of tho

I Europe, ive fmd n condition, rural and tempier, iho consequent knowledge

urban, in coiiipaiIson with which our that tlie suggestion of his pointing

past troubles aceui childish and pettv. i ' vaH 8 U 8 Kn*tlon at evil,

.11 i.i i woui#l have made any liu#* temptation

\ml It 1 only te drawing comparisons , ( ,^ Uy im p os 8 | b i P ... _ Oeorgo If.

ihat wo are able to form an estimate llodge*.

of our own lot in life. The Canadian | —--

farm is a pretty coo#!, place after all.

package* and, if
not carefully don**,
there might he some confusion. That
phase of tly* matter will receive full
com ideration.

Mystery of British Navy

Secrets of Aircraft Carrier Are Most
Carefully Guarded

One of the myiioiios of the British

It ha* Its com pen *n ling advantage*,
‘ihe obstacles in ihe way of n reason¬
able measure of rural prosperity* are
gradually being lron#*d out in accord-
ntic#* wiih immuiabl#* economic laws.
It limy take year* to rest or#* norma)
economic adjustment, but the fact r**.

q j r* j D i * i d nnvy is the llorines, a vessel built

DOtind Convey cd By Light Beams especially as an aircraft carrier.

Marvels of Modern Science Demon¬
strated Before Audience

Sound was transmitted over a flick¬
ering beam of invisible liglq at Cam¬
bridge, Mans.

Donald G. Stockbirgor, of the De-

mains, that the process is at work and partment of Bliyilcs of the Massachu
the tendenev lg In the light direction. soU e Institufo of Technology, was the
YVe are looking lor a larger immtgru-i latter-day Wizard who produced th#
lion into Canada in the immediate fu- phenomena.

lure, which will add Its invigorating Invisible motion pictures, transmit-

touch to CaiuuU&n agriculture.

Has Built Novel House

Ottawa

of

ted on invisible ultra-volet rays, sud¬
denly sprang into llf«* when ho turned
th#' rays on to a fluorescent screen.

Dr. .Stuckbarg«'r forecast an age
when automobile headlights will be
dark inst#*ad of blinding, glaring men-

r t

Woman Used all Sorts

Foods for Material ____ _ _

Miss Helen Campbell, of the Doniin-1 ac0f *» am * flooil tho highway wi.h un< i crslam j j g Gio revolution the com*

invisible ultra violet light. Other auto

Tho lfernie* Is an odd looking \e*.
scl. Nobody serving in her is allowed
to have a camera in hi* kit, and no
unauthorized perron is allowed aboard
her. The secrets of the vessel uro
most carefully guarded.

/ Tlio Hermes may bo generally
described as a seagoing aerodrome.
All that Hie war taught us about the
most efficient way of constructing this
type of ship has been incorporated in
her design. She curries tjvcnty ma¬
chines, which go up and down from
i hangars to the flying deck by electric
lifts, and she is cquipp# d with all kinds
of workshops.

Everybody knows that aircraft ear¬
lier* exist. AVhat comparatively few

For a United Canada

Dr. Tory of Alberta University
Deplores Tendency to Sectionalism.

“Think of Canada as a spiritual
unity and that nil men who breathe
Canada’s air, are Canadians,” declared
Dr. Henry Marshall Tory, principal of
Alberta University, Edmonton, in a
strong plea for a united Canada, when
addressing the Ottawa Women’s Can¬
adian Club recently'. He urged “fair
pipy and a sense of justice from one
1 art of Canada to another,” and to

- base our seqso of unity on national

Mr.ny Wells Built *o Canberra Before ground* and not on sectionalism."
Advent of White Man
Canberra, which I* “dry,’’ is pro¬
nounced by ilu* native* as “canb-ra,”
and in the aboriginal languag#' means

1140

iou Government’* Dairy Department,
j Ottawa, has been playing architect
and builder. Iler material* have been
all sort* of good foods and rho lias

mobiles, fences, posts and bridges,
covered with a fluorcsc# nt subsume#*,
will then leap Into color under lilt-
dark rays.

All this may come about*, he believe*

Ipiado of them n little house that cliil- .

Smart App.-*rel for the Small Girl or dren think is the most wonderful thing

Boy in he world and before which the by *-’ ^ D.

Extremely' dainty Is the drr^s i»!c- grown-ups stand fascinated. If is of I Uundicds hoai d a human t oico com

tured here for tlio small girl and would "stucco" —- rolled oats — sprinkled through iIm* ether as part of n ru- send

he effective if fashioned of crepe iU* smoothly over n glue-sniearetl foumla- d| o broadcast Bent over a beam of ul- w , j ,

1 1 n,> Due woolen nmteilal. J here «i 10 OMene( i shuttL-rs are of brown ,ra violet light. W hen a p rson’s

are groups of tucks at. the front bark.iD 01 ’ °I ,on *-u ..nuutr.i me ol mown ... need the c

und each hide. Tho scallop* at th#' iow- bread, and tlie window sills of dates .; 1,4,11,1 01 an - ° r ‘ 1 ' Vas h ,.ip for L i H

lops ai the low¬
er edge may be simply bound with The house Is shingled with Graham
sell or contrasting material or ribbon I wafpr « an ,i the chimneys that rl.*» al

Name Means “Good Water’’

into tho path of the light beam tlie
... . ... sound ceased. When tho obstruction

and narrow lac#* added for dressier
occasion*. No. 1073 1s in sizes 1, 2 and

•1 years. Size 2 requires 14 yards 32 palb to the had door is of unpolished
or 36 inch material. Price* 20 cent* the lice, bordered with nuts of various 11 j a// J popular song, again in ordin
pattern. Und*; the pillars that uphold the Ulktag, With power4Uld Wellty.

each end nro bottle* of goo#l milk. The v; j ls withdrawn U'#* loud speaker one##

more transmitted the voice, now in

“good water" of which there? Is nn
abundance in well* built, before tin
coining oi ill#' vviiit#* man.

Canberra, wln-r#* parliament will
soon be op# ti«-<! in lis n# \v home by tlie
Duke of Y'ork, Is known as tlie “bujli"
eapital, hecaus#* of its loeatlon, and
Ynrruluuiia lioUVe, an old fashion#-#!
“bush" hoiiiestv*‘#I has been converted
into ihe vie#* n'gal residence for th#‘
Duke and Duch#-** of Y'ork^ during
Jlndr \ i -i 1 llu*re.

As a parting shot, he told his au- This hoys’ two-piece pull Is decided -1 ___

rdenco that “we’ve got to learn 10 use ,v niu, n and « very practical style. L ,orc,i nrc of ” ra oni ’ ® ml lhc 8,P ^ R
Canada', brain* to coho Canadian L open, ■undor « lab and .he.o of chne 8 o. Iho curtain, arc made

aie long sleeve* ffnlebed with trim of lettuce leaves,
problems. cuffs, n lound collar, and setMn-pock- j . - „

He was most emphatic in stating cts, while the trouser* have a *ld<
that to be pc-HslinJstlc regarding Can- C i°-Dig. No. IHO Is in .sizes 2, 4 and

ing of these strung#* ship* has wrought
In the conduct of warfare, especially
ill place* like the YnngLso.

The best, capital ship afloat has her
effectiveness limited by tlio range of
her guns. The aircraft carrier is fr«»e
of such restrictions. All she need do
is to appear off llankovv or any other
up her ’pianos, and tho
e lie* at her mercy. Nor
carrier run much risk her¬
self, for she Is able to li#» so far away
from her target that the best of shore
defence cannot touch h«*r.

if it bo necessary, she is ns easily
able to send ’planes to bomb an army
inland as she is to bomb a town near
the shore.

ada «a, a crime. "The trull, i,” he « >?”*■*',**, 4 l ' 4 '.“"l?, 3 -’

. , , .,,, Inch material, and >4 yard contruMing.

said, we have never been willing to i » r | 00 o 0 cent8 g»o pattern.

agree o n a non partisan development Our Fashion Rook, illustrating tlie
national enterprises. YVe
must develop an intense patriotic

Must Give Up Vodka

Prohibition ha* been proclaimed In

— -- the vast autonomous republic of

yA Good Policy Yakutsk, in the Union of Soviet So-i

When a high-salaried executive l#*ft l 'iali>t R< publics, b« « ;»usc tb«* peopl#*
the employ of the Marshall Field .- tore, o! district w# re spc-iuiing so much
sonic one asked Mr. Shcd'l, the presi- nioHP >' l0, ‘ vt, dlia that they are unable

No Fear of Influenza Outbreak

Could Spread Check to Canada SaV*
Toronto Health Officer

The serious outbreak of influenza
now claiming many lives In central

The natives, who auJ no, th crn Europe is not expected

to invade Canada, according to Dr.

■ «JI JiiM-irai IU n#Tj noun* uro.«*- ««• Plini-toa 1 ll iQlhugj mndlnnl nlUi-nr

alcer. Price of tho book lu cent* | Promoting all along the line and filling "ith consternation by tho proclama -1 ^ ^ rin ,. for

t ' Copy ‘ i in tho vacancy at the bottom was lil« tion, eince formerly they were willing •- . .... ' .u^. 1.1

A ft1 1 culled Paleyms ha*
c;ji ght in tin* M#*di ©rrnnean. It. can
trav«*l at a *p #•»! <»l 50 mile* an Hour,
and i* Hi#i#l to lie tli * fastest ii.-)li in
the world.

“My. but your little brother i* grow¬
ing’”

"V. *. ma'am; he comes up to tlie
hem of Jiiumu’s h 1 >»i •l now."

*- ■■ ■ --—.

\V. N. L T . 3665

of our great national enterprise.. We newest and most praetleal styles. wlll|* nt of thc fl ™' wl,,lt 1,e "•'* ««»ing to

be of Interest to every home dr#*.*-*- do. “Hire another office boy,” he *alil#. u ' a,un 1 Eskimos, have been stiuck

unity. I the

11,1,10 ' UV1U 7 n * lur ' 001,1,1,1 " Uft m * #v ««rt'whhI VetniUor. keatsured ciUzens that even should
nnlirv mid lip found llinl it indtand Id \#Jlll tilt 11 uC*st lClIldCClS »iliu

poiny, anu ue round that lull>od | * tho European outbreak assume serious

to keep 1 , 1 s business prosperous und*'«*> heIr v lWh xoJKj ‘ I proportions It* spread to this country

•I tho morals of Ills staff high.—Youth’*; i „ rt „i,i n i, an i, ai i #» ltt

Comimnion Deaths from Alcoholism Increase f ould bo checked. Bicauso of the

Tho Stallstical Department of tbe| beavy an ' 1 bnmigrant traffic to

the United Stales vvhicli continued un-

“Tliat fellow Roots has boon saying
awful tiling* about me."

“Indeed? What doe* lie say?”

How To Order Patterns

Address—-Winnipeg Newspaper Union,
“II#* say* I'm drinking whisky and 375 McDermot Ave., Winnipeg,
been j PO da from morning 'till night, ami it

ain’t so, 1 hate soda." Pattern No.Size.

„ Metropolitan Life Insurance Company

announces that death* from alcoholism ! diminished during winter months the

Judge—Young woman, were you
speeding?

Fair Autolst- No, sir! 1 merely*
passed a fellow who was.

x

The Intensity of light from tlie full
moon 1 * approximately 100 times
greater than that from all the shirs
J togeher.

Name

Town

People will be talking about

die power and * lioi'se power a . . . f , 9 o G , Increase Q f Joctor feared influenza might invad

Iboutand year, hence, though by that! *'“ cl1 fur »“ ,n ' ta *’ d tu , couutry fronl Europe

34 per cent over 19-’u. More than half, inai LOUIlir > IIoni i-urope.

thc death* from alcoholism in all

Canada were In Ontario. The Company

estimates that deaths duo directly or

indirecly to alcoholism during the year

w ere 6 . 000 .

time they may have forgotten what
caudles ami horses looked like.

Foreign governments now have con¬
trol of price and distribution through¬
out tho world of coffee, rubber, long-
A few good misses In the chorus are j staple cotton, iodine, camphor.

apt to aid the opera In making a lilt, nitrates, mercury, potash and sisal.

Love may bo blind, but It usually
j manages to find an eye opener.

Lisbon, Portugal, lias Introduced
trolley cars having one end higher
than the other when on level ground,
to be used on mountain routes.

Rome girls never discover that they
| have hearts until after they aro lost.

i

TI 1 I 3 HKCOHDKIl, RAYMOND, ALTA.

Reported Prince Carol
Will Soon Ascend The

t •

Throne Of Rumania

PiirlH. King Ferdinand of Rumania, j
li 1 m said in report m reaching Human «•
Inn circles hero, lias won Ills fight for

Conferring of Titles

Want H. B. Line Completed British Marines Are

Resolution to be Introduced in Sas Sent to China

katcbewan Legislature ■--

R*‘gim». I ho cnniphMion of llio Will Be Used for Defensive Purposes
Hudson's Itn> Hallway in 1927 with! Only Sfys Officials

f porlflr reference In 1*011 Nelson hs i London.- Si■' ties HO familial in H e
tile 1i rnillinl will he debated in the time of Hie will a decade ngO wi le li-
Saskatchewan Legislature dll ring the enacted at filial ha ill when mat inos dc-i
session Just opened, according 1o no-, fnlled lor diilv in China Ji-winblcd fn
line Of a resolution Riven by (). 1.*. commence their preliminary Journey
Hill. Government member for Mid fort. •» Forlsinouih. Three bundred march
Mr. HIM iinnminred that lie would ed to tin station with full held eipiip 1

Smuggled Across Line
Canadian Whisky Is
Sold As U. S. Product

Protests Againct Figures

Nat.couveiv Forged I'nited States
j internal revenue strips plaeed upon

th " niiflr <1v mini I < .lomlnmlon j Di*cu«.ion u Opened by Suogestlon' ninv. tl„. olinlon It. Hi., foltov ln K mem. Imacl .,1 i,,n.l Report of Opium Output i* Libel Save r “" n01 "" " hM " ..

..I e.iMn L :!. MjHp llU Pramiar Ca.a,.a.» 1 * leWi.u <1... It.... . _ __ a.. ,

of bin own kingdom. | M * de b * Premier Ferguson form: and. were fraiitlenilv cheered by v,,.,

H li now practically certain, it Is, Pronto. I’omd,Waldo discussion “That in (lie opinion or lids asseln tutors.

Htal.d. that Ids beloved son, Prince i ,ln * flowed the *mggostIon made b> bh. const ru* Hon of the Hudson's Hny i J hey were joined bv another :iu

< and. w ill succeed him on the throne, ,,OT1 * 1 ,OAVi,r d Kergnmin. prime minis. Hallway should be i H rried on without from Pl.Mimuth. Portsmouth aippMi.g »*! Natl ms' advl on

( a. .. I . ... ..... 1 I.’ II_i I. II. . . I*I|* nl lllllmlll ill llln knnnil... I.. 1..... t

In II lew weeks. Ferdinand abdlrating j M * r ortUHailo. at 1 ho hanque t In lion Interruption so tint the line imp be the remaining top m e, *,«,•> t,, i„ ; ,ke opium,

in orded to proreed to Fiance lo wage i OI ' ol * 0 !. Hurry Corkshutt, retiringcompleted to NHfoii (hiring ]927.” , tip the

it haul* for his life against the din Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, that, Notice or ihe Introduction of seven, <Mlie| a ! quarter* main tn tbai

cise "bleb low been undermining lit ,I,, ‘ Houfo of (’oimnon* should remove bills the recommendations of the « whatever Is being done is in no wnj

W. altli for years. Mounwbllo I, is re- ' ban placed on the conferring or special committee appointed to nomln-. intended as a departure from tin

g.rtLd as assured that Carol and his ,n * Majesty's favor for distinguished ate standing committees for the m»s- pulley of non-a Kg res* ion. I n this (on

* Iran* hath cheered by spec Chinese

Geneva. China threw a few Prr-
"ere joined by smother IP»0 Works into llie session ol tin 1 League
mouth, Portsmouth supplying Nation*’ advisory *oinmission «»n

across ihe lino and sold as tin Auierl
‘•tin proi'uet arc not even g?>od forger*
ies. Tills was tile opinion expressed
to the Royal Customs commission by
Leonard Regun, 21 deputy collector of

n.a ('lino min. Chino,:,. on lo »' """-I

whatever Is being done is in no

Wile, ITincess Helen, from whom be s,,,vJr e In appointive podtions like h ioi
lias !•(•( ti estranged foi more than a 1 Hat jtlf t vjiciited by* Foi. CoeksbuM. • the
year, will be reconciled nontext here* 1,0 emphasized that lie did not sug 1 edi
in Italy. Rest that the “no lilies” him is* re- pit

\ 11 this means, It is said, the re-j ,l,, n eil, in the «ase of parsons elected j»n<
nioval of former Premier J. (’. Jlra* by the people. 1

th*no a. the invisible dictator of Hu* w Nlekle, K.C., who, while mem* gov

thill t be 1 ( agile council, bitterly protested
way that a chart submitted |»y the experts
the showing that China pioiluccd 1.7.000
con Puts opium annually was a urns:

ion were approved, annual reports ol ncctlon The Slav, a radical newspaper. Mb, I on Id country*.
.« * .... . 1 .....

gross

Not tee of the Introduction of seven , Oflicinl quarters arain tr< • that the 1 < ague council, bitterly protested *' '* vasa.'Ued to examine some

hill', the reromniendallniiB of the whatever Is lieing done is in no way that 21 flmrt suhmitte I by the exfietts j nl 1l " '"Jniidalde oiray *' wbi«k\
special coinm)tte«> appointed to noniin-; iulended 21 s 21 departure from the showing that China produced 17.000 , kh :ni<1 benl, whi,Ti have been

ute standing conimlttees for tlie ses- policy of lion aggression. In ibis (on tons opium annually was a yin |,v < 'Utt. • I so that the roni-

ion were approved, annual reports of ncctlon The Star, a radical new .paper, libel on his country. ;,n *' *" M !,l,v bi\estig.i •• label- on the

the departments or highways middays: , When the piesidcnl or the cominis- MqUor " l,U 11 iy ** m1<i iri tho 1 ' n,l< ‘d

edticntlon were tabled and a dozen 1 "If It Is intended in impress Fugenc slon. Sir John Campbell, Intervened to ; II " '"o «*oloi of the

petitions for pilv.it** legiiTation were Chen, t\m\onese Foreign Minister, remark that rim in> isilking at t(.o> ' ni . as used in the

presented and tabled. |then it may he po sfble to jtisiify itch great length and without point, Chu '* 1 stamps, the

Hon. J. A. Cross, attorney-general, a demonstration. Hut n rurtInn like ours accused him of partiality. Till- the v,a,s not the time and tli*?

gave notice (li hN int, Iitlon til Intro- cannot llial.cn (leliion -li :illnn llien toe-idi'ii 1 m.t ti-in l^ i'* 1 !" ' *• al " (i i ffd fjlt„ An in*'X pel

departments of highways nnd.-'Jiys:

W hen the president of Hie coinini.'-

1 hen, ( an\on* se Foreign Minister, remark Hint Chu wc tsHking at i<.o
then it may he po-slide to justify , itch great length and without point, Cbil

presented and tabled. tnen it may'be possible to justify . tub great length and without point

Hon. ,T. A. Cross, attorney-genM’iil. a demonstration. Hut a mrtlon like ours accused him of partiality. Till
gave notice oi bis inientiun to intro- cannot make a demonstration iind then president indlgnamlv d»*nl» (l.

maoiii and tin* eliinltuilion ol Queen ! b°r for Kingston In llie Commons in dure bills to facilitate tbe enforce draw back." i The IloJi

•SLirie ns a power In the royal and Wafi Hie father of the "no titles’’ nient of reciprocal Judgments in Sas-' Tito marines will sail for China the adhere

imllilctil councils of tin couniry. jtesolution wliicti was endorsed mik^ katcliewan 0111 I in other parts of His near the end of the month, an*l accord eva opium
Tin r.'por;s reaching Humanian cir 1 s ‘ 1,1 ,n Majesty, said lie saw no Majesty’s Hoininlons and to ainend iug to the C.overnmi nt will in* used vat ion that
(leu in Paris say these results were at-1 " nf;on Hu* (hanging ids opinion. He the la>.smti(| W'lvcs* Miiintentniie, • nly tor defen hi* purjaise-*. n strict the

tallied at conferences lielTl in Hucliar* j ibought there ought not be attached to Act. ___ .«>f tin* ,,,, (

• 1 8 tirdaj m id Sunday between «*omocratl< tonntrF **un outgrown Hon T C. Davl . Mini tei «•! Muni j 117 r prohibit a

Premier \verescii ami Hintifino. ; and wornotir system." dpsil Affairs will introduce bills In Not€(l W3F lOlTeSDOndeilt tlm jtaiives

Premier \verescu and. Hratiiuio.

Ferdinand- it Is well known in
l',ui*i:arest slgiiid the ili»crec an*
nouni lag Prince Carol’s renunciation j
of th< throne against his will.

The formation of a government ofj
rail,u al con cen I ration, a pci scheme
• »i Hrati.'ino’s, is r« ported to have been
abnndoneil, and a strong political
group, Hie nucleus of which would be
the • n:iHon:<I peasants* parly- -7s
deputies mostly young men beaded]
by Prole.--or Nicolas .lorya, are slated
to lake chu ge of Humanian affairs’
w lien Carol 21 .- times llie royal dutic |
’Ill’s group is not hostile to the Lib
mats, on the contrary they are secU-
ing* I .itn r.il riso|N*raiion, but it is uu
del "* 1 1 ooil that one of Prince Carol’s
iiltliiMimiis ts Hun “If Carol return.^
Hraiiano iniisi go." ,

U.S. Criminals in England

Plan lo Develop Cuban Trade

amend the Minimum Wage Act; Hi*b-
pcctlng Towns; 'i’o aim nil the Factor¬
ies Act; To amend the School Assess
nient Act; and to validate certain t;«x
sales.

Noted War Correspondent

llie Hollvian delegate announced
China the 2 ldherei.ee o! Holhia to the lien
ccoi'd eva opium eonveniion. with the r.-ser
u-ed vat ion Hull she will not undertake to
restrict Hie i‘UlHvatii, n and prodttetion
• ol the i Deoil leal ia her lerrltorv nor
prohibit consumption ol the )«•;«t by
fill the natives.

Martin Ooriahue, Who “Covered" Grading Cattle and Sheep

Several Wart, Dies in London 1

lauulon- Martin 11. HoiioliUe. note 1 Advocates the Grading at all Stock

Minister of Finance Return* to Canada ,

sales.

With Proposal

Ottawa.- A trade agreement be-!-— .

twe, „ Canada and Cuba may result Liberal Pally AcCeptS
from llie visit to Cuba of Hon. J. A II J P f AlT

Robb, Minister of Finance. Lloyd beorge s Utter

Mr. Robb lias retimed <0 Ottawa,! —r—

and ii i ? nnder ioml be preparing Large Sum Has Been Placed
to discuss with hi colleagues in llie Disposal

cabinet the (jucsHon of improved trade London. A capital sum of

var rorri'H|H>n.lvni, .11.-1 roc.o.tly H'l-. yards b> Federal Groder. and 2.S.W rounds

hovoral wooks' HIuosk. ! M«oso .law. \ imn.-m-m l.mkltiK in 0 f armuuniilnu. mol tbo ancoud five

Mr was born in .way. Ireland. 57 (lio Krndh. K of nlil.. olid .lo op a. all ,, u ,ols and ... II,. s„ KK ..s.,.,l

joarr o B «r and after an edmation (lie storLyard, In Canada l.j n .l. i.d ilmt it would b. advisablo to hav- pa-
wblrb ilnluiU'd study of tbo orlootal Krad-l was lauurbod al ... ongors’ lURKago oxamlnod in 8,-alila

iefiecd jierson would be deceived by
I hem, he thought, but not one who
km w any thing 2 iboui tho genuine
strips.

Mr. Regan was followed on the stand
by Heoj-ge K. Non is, nsHistunt inppec-
tor of i usloins and excise in the pie*
venative stivice, with heiulqimrters
nt \ ietoria. Ml*. Norris dealt brielly
with two seirures of firearniM wliieh
were being smuggled Into Canada by
chines** who intended to send them
to i bin; . The first seizure consisted
oi :to Mauser plst(ds and 2,600 rounds
ol ammunition, ami the second ii\*.*

which Included study of the oriental graders was launched at tlm annual sengei-H* luggage examined In 8eii
languages, embarked on hi * journnils* meeting of the Sask ,t* l.ewan Ca.ib* instead of at Victoria or Vaneouvei

Large Sum Has Been Placed at Their ,ir ' vi, b 111* Courier Austral all, Hreeders’ A gciailoit

Disposal

\ capital slim of £200,000

relations between the two countries, and an annual income

bet W 1

While in Cuba Mr. Robb held some

£tO,000 and £70,000 will be placed at

ft... I ,„.* 1 II.AM.. I II_ ..1 .

preliminary discussion.- with members the OispoHul of l.ll>ei-iil headquarters
of tlm administration, whom he found J ** s< result of the party’s acceptance
most friendly toward the Idea of in- of Lloyd (loorge’s offer of financial aB-
ci'e«s( (l 1 rad** with Canada. Cubsi now sistance, according to The 1 tally N,*ws.

of Sydney, N.SAV., in 1s92.

He was corr**s|M»ndeut dining Hu
Hoer War for the London I tally Oliroti-
iel*'. He also "covered" the Russo
Japanese war, tlm Turkish revolution

Breeders Association here, when a
resolution asking 11 *.• • 1 Huiiinioii fiov
ernnieiit to appoint graders lor lids
purpose was <• irrie.i iin;inim*»usly.

Assurance that tie* Saskatchewan
Livestock Fool it a going o\*r Hie

ot J909, th** Portugese revolution ol top was given h\ ole Olal-on. dire*-
191't, the Italian hostilities in Tripoli tor. why Stated lie exported the (di¬

ll'** examination was left until lie pas¬
senger** arrived in Canada, there was
Hum danger that luggage might be
eoncc;i led.

Mr. Norris also •referred to two
seizures of nan-otie drugs. In tin* lirst
ciiso the seizure was of 40 tins of

and the Hiilksin war of RH 2 - 1 T. . j*-ctive (,l I.oott carloads of live-lock

In the great war he wan an ofllcer in under contract woul l -ot-nred v«*iv

»,««(•., l.e evp.'cieu ... n|l | um j„ St .,. oml C(lrt ,

p etive Ot l.oou carloads of livcHiock tity of cocaine wa« «elz* d. He

glv **k prefeientinl tariif rates to the This assistance will enable the party mine neat war ne wan an otmei in under contract woull b«*

Foiled States, hut there i ; a f«*e)injL; to present a full Him ot battle in the " Cnd h intelligence corps, seiving shortly, po siblv bv Ibe

that w 1 1 lion I disturbing this pr«»f«*r* w*n.v oi candldatca in the* next general in J,uiuaida and Rut-sia. iiiont Ii.

Scotland Yard Has Orders t 0 Shoot to I tiring Mr. Robb’s absence from
Kill When Pursuing Desperadoes [ Ctlnwa, Fu nded King bad «luitge ol
I .otiitt»n. Seo land Void, spurred b> the Finance I * 'part incut,
a r**«*« ii| lilei <*.iS(* In llie operailons of! __ __

; More Work for League

(lei*.- lo .-boot lo kdl when in pursuit of*

d<-p< ludoc* .Ir.ci eased Activity Noticed Since Ger*

Hu. xauiMl will .. I Of |4ckeilI w3ny B * ca? " e M « n,b * r

m. u Invim. h]ihc1v niKoniobllcrt (Hi I ,!, n, va - ' vl,h ,1 "‘ Pn,r V «< «**r
x.iluni) ).|. polio.. Ol 1.511(1 in,.i, I.CIISU.. of Nuliond. («-

that wiiliout dl tutbitig this prefer way ot (‘sindfdatert in the next general
cnee, much can bo done t,o develop yl*vtloni.

Cuban tmde. Uoyd George inaista bis present

-Filling Mr. Robb’s absence from offer is conditional upon tin* appoini-
Ottawa, Ihcmicd King had cliarge otm**nt of a tmirrul organizing commie

opium 2 iiui in tin* second case ;i quan-
li'V of ciM-aliie was s**iz» d. He suggest¬
ed, in connection with these seizures,
that the amounts paid tin* Informer
v ere not large i nougii.

to present si fill) line ot battle in llie M ‘ 1 m,BM '»> • ntg« nn* *(>ips, serving thomy, po. siblv bv the end m the ii, H f ,| M . {mounts paid Hu* inlonuer
way *il candidates in the next general iu 1 ,r< • Rumania and Russia. tuonth. were not large enough,

ul*‘ctions. r “ ' -* G. W, Thurston, Regina, president. _

grsrzunisjgg Editors Appoint Delegates C™! Willingdog Defines Dufies

ment of a neutral organizing commit- - —- merfallovv s>>t*>ni and declared bun* ——.

tie as (Urtinet from the Asipilthian Saskatchewan to Send Delegates to dreds of farmers could pi ml tie ii Will Try to Spread Knowledge of Mar-

Willingdon Defines Duties

and Georgian factions ol Hu* party. Meeting of Directors of Canadian

-— ...*.- j Association in Toronto

n .1 £ fi n I 11 Kc'diiit. At a meeting of the dirce-

UCSin 01 ljU€6n InarlOtte Sor.‘ Of IIP Saskatcliewan division nl

•- tile Canadian Weekly N«*WBpafM*r As-

Belgi tn Court Goes Into Ten Weeks’ socialion la id here, s. N. \\ vnn* .

Death of Queen Charlotte

>cji- voiuntier poll;*** oi l.jiiio men
has al o h«H ii Minctloii«*d in Hertford*
► Idrc by tin* lpuiii* secretary as an aid
to tin* police in the prcHi'ivation of
law iind order.

The net hod- cintiJoved bv bui'glars

Fails.ds.

Mourning

The Heigiun

liviiieH at Geii»'\ii are steadily* increan- into ti»n weeks’ mouniing lor Char ihe meeting of c
ing with meet lugs of committees ami Idle, widow of Maximilian, once l!m dlim A.-hoeJuion
cimnnmissions almost daily. One r»i- pnror of Mexico. She died in the S7H» 27.

.suit of tills hum-drum of activltv is a v* ar of a life that had been linrdJv Stveral matte.

York ton, and S. .1. Homan, Alameda,
court went were elected to go as delegates to
for (’bar- tin* meeting of directors of tho Cana
. once Fill- d’iin A.'-sociaion in T'onmto, J'Vbruar\

of illlpoll a nee to t 111

•III,. (.iiiiiIoj-pO Uui Klnrs ; " 1:,rkwl ^ 1,1 ,lull ' ,s 01 ">"» » iraRlr liaz, slur,. 1S«7. In .\ss U <Ia(i,m .Ilsrdsso.I al tlir " "" 1 ""

and oilier eiiminals In Fngliind of late j 1 ‘ rir Drummond, th** secretary-pen- that year Maximilian wais executed in meeting. *Thc j*«*poi*t ol the commit-
|ia\( brought the authorities to tin* he Helegat«*rt ot manv Countries Mexico and Fmpross ( harlotte wlm ice which j*e< * iiil.v iiilci v iewed Hu ' UM ' " ° "

lief that I'.S. gunmen luivo reinforced lo Heii«*va seeking 2111 interview was in Europe trying to gain aid lot Saskat*Tiewan Government wjis read y,, , ' '

English crooks and h;ivo introduced > " *'** ^* lil ubl,,It hnattera of intpoi^‘tanc<* 1 ids unstable empire lost her reason and adopted. Tile nature of tin* report

•(•niinif

li* |c to liettej advanta)'( b\ I >eding a
C2ii*load or two of si»**-rs e.'di winter.

Canada Should Share

British Navy Burden

Resolution is to be Laid Before B.C.
Legislature

Victoria. 1S.C.- A re.iduliori urging
llie <’an.idi?m gov• rnincnt to sboiilib-r .
a fair slum* of the co .-1 of tin- luival
defence ot tile Empire will be intro¬
duced illto Ibe legislature this . i-ssimi

Englirii crooks, and luivi introduced
2 : u-iulcnc) toward the use of firearms
wlicii cornered.

Influenza in B'itnin
London. Tbice liundri d 0111 I tvvon¬
ly sl\ (b'utbs from intSui'iiza in Eng¬
land and Wales during ihe we* It end¬
ing bin art 17, were recorded in si a
lisHes published by llie ministry of
In :ilih. l)m* huuTil'iHl and thinv- m-vcii
died in London alone.

to tin'll* governments, if ji« 1 Sii* Eric is nevet to r(***over it again save in rare j was not
finding it diilU ult to arrange for con- and fleeting moment s, one ol vv hi( li j secretar>
lerenci's "Till air those who wish to! came Just h«*for«* hoi* deatli from in • the Gov*

see Hill.

Prominent Architect Dead

Ottawa. Richard Colsm.ui Wright,
chief architect oi the public works
ol Fanada and an outstanding figure
in his piotession, is dead here afioi
an Illness of five weeks’, duration.
Heath was duo to paralysis. Mr.
Wright was G. r » years old and unmar¬
ried.

itui nra and pneumonia.

was not lor publication, S. J. Homan,
secretary stated, owing to the fact thai
the Government had not taken up tin?
matter in question.

Victoria.

Making this aunouncciPi"* in Hn

, vellous Resources of This
Country

Monfiv i|. Likening himself to a
“prcsici* nt ot the All ranudn (Tub,” of
which tin* prime minister is ihe pres¬
ent cluiirmati of tie* executive coui-
niiiit 11 •«* and tin- minister of flnnnoo
• he 11 easurer, iii.s Excellency Jaml
W illingdon, Gov ( rnor General of Fan-
ttdii, gave a survey of Fanadu’s pr»*«-
cut coinnieia'lal and industrial condi¬
tions and outlired to llie Canadian
Flub her** Ids conception ol his duties
as pi* -ideiit of the “ Ml-Fumidu Club."

His Excellency said:

"J hav #• Jived and travelled in many
parts nl the world. I have made tbo

House. Major Lyons Hi.id lie bad leR hcqualnlanc** and friendsliljis of men

sham* lul for Canada as In* listen. .1 to of ln,,u “ n, '‘ ln affaira in man >‘ t oun *

Fj * mU r Stanli > M Urueo ot \u tra 11111 1 Ie l ' to n ' 1 1:,,|V

1 .... of Hieiii to «oin«* over here on a visit,

W.'int Senate Chosen by Election , j, ,|

T’oronto.- Co-operation of th** gov , __

eininent in .sccuiing a change In the Tariff Bcxrd Sittings

Hriii-h North AmerJcu Act ho that fhej Ottawa.- The January Kitting* of
senate should lie chosen by elociiun ihe Dominion Tariff Advisory Hoard
was the request p/eweiilcd by a depula | bus been concluded. Tbe tlnee day
lion ol rail wav im*n which waited on , public hearing wan completed ami the

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liu delivering an itildres.s or. i:up*-rial
lUIairs here.

"The time is ripe for tills province
to take a stand on this mailer,’* Major
Ly* ns said. "If wo sire going to be
tin* big people vve ihink vv• will be,
w# should lake llie initiative and pics;
Ottawa to assume a proper share of
the imperial defence burden."

Strong Ann of Fascisti

Rome.- Any seaman showing him
Bell’ opposed to the present Fascist II a

and .-»'«• for ihemselvcH the marvel¬
lous resources of oUr country and thus
assist you to spi*( ad the knowledge or
those resources nml increase the pos¬
sibilities of our markets for trade.’’

Se?plane Destroyed by Fire

1 Los Angeles. —Catching fin* while
returning from battle manoeuvres of
the I’nited St.'Ue.j fleet one iniJe out
from Los Angeles harbor ihe nnvy
seaplane 2-F-l was completely ties-

the Dntiirio Govei'iini(*ni.

hoard adjourned until Fcbruarv.

U. F. A. Advocate The
Abolition Of Dominion
Grain Standards Board

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tional government can be barred from 1 roved near Head Man’s Island. Her
llie mcrchmii unuine for a period of crew ol live was sav*d. lie* lliuncs
five years, under a royal deeie* pub- vver* can ed by backfiring oi the en-
ll»hcd here. cine. Ibe craft rout fJO.OOO to build.

caused bv buckfiring ot the «*n-
ITle craft cost £30,000 to build.

iraiU

British Chancellor Favors
The Fascist Method As
Applied To Italian Affairs

new ) . 1 . ..I 4 i he federal gOV(M‘nni(U)t will b(

invv lio.lv, ailo. uiug equal reprosiuita !

Disked to effect llie suggested reorgun
(lull ol Ul,. I.IO.IU.md III.- «cnl" sum. i,.,ll lilllH to ll.rillll III,

traoe of the three prairie pic
was urged in a resolution pas
the Fulled Funnels of Alberta.

' " s,lun fzation iu *4uni« lent time to permit the
provinces, new hoard to function in setting llie
passed by *itand.ii*ds for the 1927 crop.

Ha. Advocates 01 the resolution alleg'd

Ldiuotiion. Abolition of the Hoinin teach of the prairie province.-* and me* ?■*&,. *• ■ *

ion Grain Standards Hoard, a , at pres 1 e.-pertiv civ from Onlnijo, (juebec find % .yjjfr ~ * ‘ * ‘ * . i - t 1

... .. . ol a Url '‘ «* . .. ' ‘ ' ' ' M . . b> . . .

Ilf* l.oil>. HfronllKK ,.(|UI.| ,v I ,rc...m,la I T ‘"' f ’' ,l " r “ l ""I '*< * . ' ' ' - ,L '" . . (!"• J:v. . in c

, usked tq effect the uggesled reorgun statement given out (o the newBpapei

* l '•> C'- I... v -■ • ' K • .-ten ,„mo U, Romo to

' ot Uborta AUvoc.. ol lb« iohoIuiIod all. o d * ' foi Ulmsoll llio ... ol Ku

Li.o «^i! 1 '' <l T •*«" »- «""'“>»•« -"'I'l- >'-t f«*« »"• Bringing Home the Bacon m,

, . 1 ?. "• S,,1 " k sll "" L "' ,| .M )»-« m.|. I.a,l ..Ol coiiUiliii.ll a ful. 8 14 ,olial, Finan,.- VIuIhut fount

J< ' ,U( ,,,u M “ * la,lli 1J Lnte 1 lint Ihe sample of Alberta wheat and that they All inuuner of birds and animals have at some iflr.se or oilier b< *-n elected and u tliei* Fasci.-t tat* men.
lanneis oi Alberta^ had suffered an could not he applied to a fail volume’ as mascots. Figs as a rule are nevef eh vuted to such a position of honor. Int: j,, om- ,, aif |,j rt > iat«*iu»*nl, Mj

apl'f* cial>le loss through the adoption u f the wheat gown in the province, it the one in the photograph is an exception While Miss Kv* lyu Evans ol lirook- Churdiill said:

o: a standard declared as detrimental ^ a s suggested that ;mj re-conslllutcd Ivy, voyaging around tin* world on the Canadian Faci.dc flagship EmprofS of *tj I were an Italian I am (ert.Hn I

to the producer. ■ hoanl sliouid tecuto p-presentativc Scotland, was on a shopping tour in Funchal, Madeira, she bought this domes- would he vv iih you from the .'-tart until

»n accordance with the provision.* samples from the \arious parts oi Al tleu\d pig. Her lellovv passengers promptly eh val(*ii llie aiiintal to li.e jiost the end in your N ictoriou battle

of t^o lekolutlon, the reoiganlzed beiTu in n aching a 1927 standard, so of enlist* mascot of the Empress of Scotland. And now tlie porker will be “uik- against tho hestiil aiqiethe and pTs-

b i;i: ! would be comp .-ed oi l.» mein i sriii ing adefpiate prolcciidu lui the ing the air" ol foreign port- hi ihe f'otir cornei s >n the earth In Hn *s the Empress sions oi l.ei.inism

bcis, with tour tepe.-' a lv* . from producers of lln* province. I sail., back toAnnrici i.mii h i ■ .’In.onu nlle vojage. 1 •• jj u , j,, 4; , j..,.; ,

liiio i eritielshi was directed against Hun the standard samples set foi the
Ihe work of llio exiting stumlmls ‘ 192ti crop had not contained a lair
hoard and the claim was uude that the 'sample of Alberta wheat and that die;.*
hunters ol Alberta had suffered an could not he applied to a fail volume'

Bringing Home the Bacon

in niie part of Iii.s slat* un ut, Mr.

vet been face to face with that danger
under the same hum. We have our
own method, ot dealing, with such
tilings. Fut oil one subject 1 have no
doubt whatsoever—that we are united
in ihe light against Communism
abroad."

In regard to the Fnlled Stales u 1 1 1 -
Hide toward Europe the Rri.isli watch¬
dog of the treasury had lids to .-av:

“An entente like that of Locarno ex¬
cludes no other power, and it <Ux*s not
prejudice ihe interests of anyone who
aligns himself with the general struc¬
ture ol the League of Nations mid
facilitates the development of that,
vital instrument. And the I idled

’’If 1 wore an Italian I am certain 1 llio development of that

would be Willi you from the start until 1 yfluil instrument. And the Fnitcd
j tin; end iu >our victorious ha 11 h* i,suites cannot very well much longer
against the heslii! appetite and p:\s- n : llialn aloof."
sions Ol Leninism.

( "Hut in Great Ih-ilah, we have not J \ 1GG5

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Horses Holding

Their Own

Would Import Camels

To Saskatchewan

Russian Farmers Make Move to Bring
Camels from Siberia for Work
on Farm

Number In Canada Not Decreasing
Says Reliable Authority

Spottking to tin Stratford UolHrl.ins j; 5(1 and

the other day. Mr. Harry C.rltTUh

100 camels from Northern Russia to
replace draft horses on Saskatchewan
farms, is contemplated by a croup of 1
II Lutheran farmers of tlm Uosthcrn
district.

Tho farmers, when boys on their
fathers’ farms in Northern Russia. 1
used camels for farm work and he- i
Hove them greatly superior to even
the best blooded draft horses In this
country.

They claim camels arc much cheap I
er to maintain than horses, can work

the automobile and the trartor lon * : ‘ ,r *> ou "' Tculro Iom rood. Mnee

■Wtmated the lior* population ' ,n,s nr, ‘ not required and hay and

straw win suffice the your around, ere

somewhat surprised his audience by
Informing them that the horse popu¬
lation ol Canada was not decreasing
now. Most people Imagined that It
was, but Mr. Griffith is in the busi¬
ness of making working clothes for
horses, so he had plenty of statistics
to show that his customers were still
quit© numerous. The horse population
Is about 3.500.000, which we ll admit is
quite a considerable string of horses.

It’s strange how people get the Idea
that
have

It's probabh because people who live

an ,j fustri walkers than horses nnd much

hardier. In addition, camels live much

In their

in cities w rite about th« a*

Uo *4 i know any better.

Tbv> have seen the* old Wtolilng I' onKer , * lan horses and are

C vrltti chowed-oft tops removed l ,T wlu n they nro 50 yours old.

the main afreet; no more Is the! Hor.dod by Henry Purring, the 11
*Mk npph . butter brought In In fnrm °r, lmve orgttnlted to bring the
g or k with a rhubarb leaf over the camels from Hutsla. subject to the
S getting a fide In the back of a consent of the Soviet Government,
to, loot to there her to " M,h *» Importing hone* from W<

ftat ta' ' a notion to run away and ITn Can '" ln

l.e 1,erring barrel at the corner' Mr - nocrlog has written Hon.

Last Year’s

Wool Clip

Every Province But Three Maritime*
Report Increase Over 1925

Final estimates for the wool clip of
the Dominion for the year Just closed
placo the total at close to eleven and
a half million pounds. Of his amount
nround five million itounds were used
locally, the bulk of the clip in Quebec
and certain New Canadian settlements
In tho West never reaching com¬
mercial channels. Of ihe remainder,
about 50 per cent of 3.sol.000 pounds
to he etact, was marketed on n graded
basis through tho medium of the Can¬
adian Co-operative Wool Growers.
This Is a substantial Increase over a
year ago, when 3,278.000 pounds were
shipped to the Co-operative.

Southern Adbci ta and Southern Sar-
katchewan, where sheep are ranged
over the prairies in largo bands, are
the most concentrated sheep raising
areas in Canada* and sonsequently
1,500,000 pounds of the wool handled
cooperatively came to Weston from
those two sections alone. Every pro¬
vince, except the three in tho Mari¬
time, repored an increase over 1025.

fl> Ill

store, so we folks who live in town
have foolishly concluded that there’s
been n dropping off of horses like the
shrinkage of pigs that follows an at
lark of hog cholera.

w. n

Motherwell, federal minister of agri¬
culture. requesting the co-operation of
his department In securing the per¬
mission of the Soviet as to the ex¬
portation of the beasts.

From his communication to Mr.

Truth is the horses have been kept
In the background. They don’t trot Motherwell. Mr. Doering explains that

along the main streets, nor yet over

No Cheapness Again

A noted engineer says that by 1931
it will be possible to run a motor car
fifty miles at a cost of five cents. It
Is improbable. Somebody seeking pro¬
fits will manage to prevent it. It looks
as if nothing would ever again be

Farming In Argentine

Alberta Representative of Whsat Pool
Makes Tour of Latin Republic

Flghty per cent of the farmers of
tho Argentine own no land nnd have
therefore litt!5 or no standing with
tho hanks and. In a country which Is
primarily agricultural and pastoral,
2,000,000 out of a imputation of slight¬
ly under 10,000.000 live In the city or
Buenos Ain s. This was one of Ihe
facts included In a survey of wheat¬
growing nnd rural economic condi¬
tions in the Argentine submitted to
tho board of directors of the Central
Selling Agency, Canadian Co-operative
Wheat Producers, Ltd., by W. J. Jack-
mail, Ilremner, Alberta, who lias re¬
turned fionja three-months tour as n
special representative of the Canadian
Wheat Fools.

The area for wheat-growing In the
Argentine, lie said, was limited to less
than one-third of tho republic. Smut,
rust nnd worms were qulto common,
and hall damage was about the same
ns in Western Canada. Gophers were
unknown and tho locust problem,

Largest Church in World

Everything Connected With 9t Peter's
at Rome la on Vast Scale

SL Fetor’s, at Romo, Is still said to
bo tho largest and most wonderful
church In he world, and Romo itself
still holds the palm ns the "city of
churches."

In Rome, at ono time, thero was
said to be a church for every day In
the year, 385. Today there are over
400 In existence, and tho population
of Romo Is considerably under 700,000.

The famed St. Fetor’s was erected
on the supposed si to of the martyr¬
dom of St. Fetor, tho Apoatlo, and of
he early Christians of Rome. It Is esti¬
mated that more than 150,000,000 was
spent In erection.

Tho cathedral Is of immense sire -
In fact everything connected with It Is
on a vast Beale—but the* details of the
Interior are so perfectly proportioned
that the beholder Is not at once aware
of its vast size.

The front Is 357 feet long and 144
feet high. Its depth Is Gi3 feet, and
the height of tho dome, tho highest In

which caused a grave loss some years |j 10 WO rld, from floor to celling Is over
ago, had been coped with. 400 f 00 t T44 feet higher than that of

St. Paul Cathedral, London).

May be Run by Electricity

Possibilities of the Hudson's Bay
Railway being operated by electricity
were told by l>r. Elliott, commission¬
er for Northern Manitoba, during an
address recently at tho St. Boniface

This vast edifice was the successor,
of the basilica of great m agon I licence
erected in the year 306 by Constantine
ti»e Great.

Alihough St. Peter's was begun in
1450, It look, however, 176 years to

the country roads like they used to.
They look over the fence in the spring,
though, and watch the foolish ear
driver got stuck in the mud. Ho know?
that he'll cot his harness on and help
pull his opposition out ol that rut. Per !
baps he’ll grin a little— that is if
horses do grin—as he bends his
strong shoulder to the job. Nor have
prices been cut on horses like they
have on cars. A good heavy horse

prior to the Great War the Rosthera cheaper Ilian it lias hern,
district farmers were In touch with:

iai mers from the northern Russia dla*, When Artemus Ward was exhibit-
trJet from which they emigrated to ing his show in Salt 1-ako City, Ills
Canada and negotiations for tho pur- complimentary tickets to tho city

chase of u number of camels was well
und«-r way when the outbreak of the .
war made further negotiations impos¬
sible.

Mr. I toering states tho farmers in- !
tend sending one of their number to!
Kusfla to select and purchase tho i

officials read—"Admit bearer and ono
wife."—Montreal Star.

Klwnnls Club. Hydro power existing complete. During this lime the plans
in the Northern area, ho explained, is 1 were changed several limes. Michael
estimated at 3,500,000 horse power. 1 Angelo is credited with tho work of
This In time will bo easy-to develop the massive dome, beneath which Is
and will permit of the Hudson’s Ray the tomb of St. Peter himself. Men*
Railway being operated by electricltv. tiem must here be made of the 86

A successful man is entitled to less
praise than tho man who makes an¬
other effort after each failure.

Famous Sleigh I)og Victim of .Jealous Rage

camels. He

s tho camels must

brings u good heavy price, and the
lighter kind that know how to jump com© from tho northern regions wli^yo ,
hurdles while well-clad folks held they are m-.-himuized to w,-ather con-1
their brt ith, hope right quick into the ditions similar to those misting
eight*cylinder classes when it comes
to paying for him.

No. horses haven't departed, Harry
Griffith says so; he lias n formidable

in

Su.skatchew ;in.

The prospective purchasers came to
Canada from the Saratov near Siberia.
The camels used in the Saratov dls-

of statistics to prove ids point,, trlct weigh between 2.000 and 3,500

Urraj

and w»» always did have a tremendous
regard for statistics.

People No Longer

Excited By Marvels

Have Become Surprise-Proof Through
Accomplishments of Science

Yesterday the radiophone was In-
fuiguaratcd as an instrument of ser-j
vice across tie* Atlantic Ocean. If it.
continues as successful as the first day ,
indicates, it will soon connect Cana¬
dian and. United States cities witli'
various capitals in Europe. That will
be done by a hook-up of land lines to
broadcasting * at ions along tin* Allan-1
tic coast*.

'I In* fact of two men, one in New
\ ork and one in Loudon, talking to
< ne another, is so amusing that its
significance <11211101 even be imagined
t>) the unscientific mind. Yet the
event created hurdl> a ripple on the
surface of the world’s comment. The
age lots become hardened to marvel¬
ous things. It is surprise-proof, it lias
seen, all in a lew years, the sending

pounds and are
Doering said.

very intelligent, Mr.

The Most Useful Plant

Inquiry H*s Proved That Bamboo
Takes First Place

There lias lately been au Inquiry in¬
to the question, "What is the most
useful plant in the world"? and the
prize lias gono to the bamboo. It is
said that the East, South Africa, and
tho West Indies could not exist with¬
out it.

The bamboo is a hollow reed which
may grow a few feet high or a hun¬
dred. Sometimes its stein is round,

lamps of gold which nro kept con¬
stantly burning around the tomb in
iremory of their Saint.

The ball surmounting the dome, lm
mediately underneath thA cross, w hich
to tlie observer looks like a tiny cir¬
cle from below, is large enough to ac-
coir module twelve people, and fan he
reached by a sleep climb between the
the inner and outer cupola of thel®* 30 ***
dome. Michael Angelo built tho dome
double, the interior diametor being 139
feet, the exterior 195V4 feet.

An Important

Industry

Great Increase Shown In Seed Produc¬
tion In Canada

Seed production In Canada Is rapid
ly hemming an Important and profit
aide Industry, states Hon. Mr. Mother
well, Minister of Agriculture, In his
latest report. The Inherent qualities
of winter hardiness and vigour of
growth possessed by Canadian grown
seeds has brought a great demand for
thorn In foreign markets, and tho tho
rough system of grading, strictly en
forced by the Dominion Seed Branch,
has given foreign nnd domestic buyers
complete confidence in our seeds.

Canada produces an exportable sur
plus In high rlass seeds of cereals,
fora go crops and vegetables. The pro
: ductlon of these seeds Is continually
| Increasing and they aro supplanting
imported stocks on the homo markets.
Especially great progress luis been
made In the production of tho seed of
alfalfa, malting barley, and brown top
or Rhode island bent grass.

Tho alfalfa crop Increased from 238.
000 acres In 1920 to 859.000 acres in
1926. and this remarkable Increase
lms been brought about largely by tin-
development of a seed supply from
varieties which can withstand Ihe
severe wlrlters. In Northern Ontnri ►
special attention is being given to the
growing of barley seed, as malting bar¬
ley of high quality, which finds a
ready market, can be produced In tl»nt
region. In Rritlsh Columbia one dis¬
trict alone gave a yield of 70.000
pounds of timothy teed nnd 6,000
pounds of meadow* fescue of the finest
quality. Many other examples of Can¬
ada’s progress In seed growing might
I bo cited, Jill showing the great posst
bllitles tlie future holds for tlit Indus
try.

Says Premier’s Jol> Lonely

some lines square, and tho square
kind is very useful for ladders or usual kind lias be£n enacted at Ranff.
scaffolding. All sorts of tilings, mas- Unlike the triangle of the novel or

Skinny Is seen In the above
photograph being held by his own¬
er, Ike Mills, while inset at the
right shows Nigger, who killed the
valuable lead dog in a fit of,
jealousy. 0

An eternal triangle drama of an un »the barn. Ike built a cage w ith steel

hive or delicate, are made from the
stems. Houses are built of them, and
they make water-pipes and ships’
masts, beds and tables, prison cages
for criminals, handles for agriculural
implements, pen-holders, umbrellas,
and rods for bad boys! The young
roots

screen, where the principal characters
are all human, the chief actors, in this
mountain drama aro two huskies and
their owners. Jealousy, the passion
responsible for many crimes, played
its part in this drama too, with fatal
results for one member of the triangle.

bars in front, and in this cage he
would place one whilst the other ran
loose for exercise.

One day recently. Skinny, whose |
turn it was to bo confined in the cage First
escaped, and directly he stepped out
of the barn he came face to face with
Nigger, who, recognizing his long de¬
sired chance, sprang to tho

Science Will Solve Problem

Secret of Fire-Fly’s Cold Light Wilt
be Revealed Says Professor

True science is 21 slow," painstaking,

1 cumulative process, nnd nevnr leaps
abysmal gulfs of ignorance in on-t
Jump, said Professor Henry A. Per¬
kins, head of tho physics department
of Trinity College.

The true scientist, he said, steers a
middle course between the closed
mind, which rejects scientific theory
when it see in h lo conflict with com¬
mon-pens© of faith, and the wise open
mind, which goes on imaginative
flights every time a new theory is pro-
pounded. He expressed belief that
eventually science would solve tho se¬
cret of the fire fly’s cold light, and
, thereby save 97 per cent of the world’s
electrical energy, now wasted in pow¬
er plants.

Baldwin Compares it With
Position of Ship Ciptain

Tho Prime Minister of Great Bri¬
tain has tho loneliest Job in the world.
•Stanley Raid win told tho Unionist As-
inodatlon, of ills constituency at Wor¬
cester.

"I cannot share my ultimate Respon¬
sibilities," lie said "I am in tho pool
tlon of tho captain of a ship on the
bridge who has to look far ahead with
much knowledge that is hdden from
tile crew. Whether I have done my
work well or 111. time alone can be tho
Judge. Tho Prime Minister must pos¬
sess fils soul in patleuco and must
harden himself against 4aily criticism.

"It has been said of me that 1 am
getting tired and rattled and oven fee¬
ble. You may take it that I am, that
the Piimo Minister is often tired and
that lie may have been feeble, but that
he was never rattled.”

An Airplane Salesroom

One in World to be Opened
Soon in London

Very soon It will be possible to
walk into tho light aeroplane show-

attack. room now being built by the I>e Huvl-

make good food, and so do the for Skinny is dendr- killed by Nigger, Skinny was taken off ills guard, for, land Company at Stag Lane aero-

.Canada a Mineral Country

Is Not Wholly Agricultural as Often

Stated

We have been told so often that
Canada is an agricultural country that
we have become possessed of that Idea,
and In tho past, of course, wo have
been an agricultural country. Tho
march of progressive events in Can¬
ada. however, is changing all that.
Last year Canada produced the enor¬
mous sum of 8236,000,000 worth of

of pictures by wire and wireless, res- seeds, which may be cooked like rice he jealous ono.

toration to life from death, manless
airplanes, tile telephone that carries
both voice and image, the machine
that reproduces both ac’.ions and
voices, and a host of other things. The
wireless leh phone acros the Atlantic
rouses but mild interest. Even if the
f.ir-ft tcliod dream of communicating
with M ils were fulfilled it would, be
only a passing excitement. Science has
made miracles a habit.

01 ured for a beverage, while the Skinny, was one of the best sleigh
leaves can be used for thatching or lead dogs in tho country. Ho was
weaving hi to clothes and mats. Verily, raised by ike Mills, dog musher for
[. w plants do so many things for man. tho Trimble-Murfln Picture Co., and

despite Nigger’s evident animosity, he * drome in England, and by writing a minerals. Ihe development that has

a . _ . 1 lnl;.>n Til.-ico in minlnir lit Itritixli Cnl-

had never shown any antagonism to -I cheque for £795 purchase from a

taken placo in mining iu Rritlsh Col-

1 __„ , , , , mnbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario

stock a new aeropluno ready to take .. _

ward his enemy.

There was only one witm-j s t.. the | the air.
fight, which lasted an hour. This was This is believed to be the first aero-1

Quebec and Nova Scotia in the past
twenty years is one of the most slg*

John Bull Quite Satisfied

Would not Exchange Climate for Any
Other in World

Wo are indeed happy in tho mod¬
eration of our Rritlsh climate which
does not lure us to destruction or
tempt us too much to idleness. Our

Says Prince Reserrb'.es

Late King Edward 1 months of rain and* cold have their

- j uses, they promote the dcnnftslic arts,

Grandfather Was Point of Balance for 1 and make us appreciate the good
His Personality j weather when it comes. And when it

'• 1 ll,ut "*'• com., th.ro are few can he no |Q tllako hand a wllh un ollI ur ' new a c ■ fcarnival from February' mTw

of Wales ii sill c !i ion of his grand- grudging as to deny Its unapproach-

father, and Hie reason for points of able perfection. We do not desire to
resemblance ii perhaps explained in exchange our golden stubble for the
Major F. E. V* rney’s book on the

trained as sleigh lead dog.. In this ca j a girl living nearby the kennels who, 1 plane salesroom in the world, and the nlfiCant events ln our hislory * And tho
paclty ho featured in several pictures failing to separate tho dogs, tried to “over-the-counter" way in which the Hme will come in the near future when

filmed at Banff, the most outstanding locate Ike MiHs; hut when Ike arrived sales will bo made will be similar In ! wc B,ml1 bo abio lo say tbat there

being "The Lovo Master." j on tho scene it was loo late, and

Skinny was threo-quurters wolf, Skinny was breathing his last'
and inherited from his half wolf moth-1 Since that day. Nigger has l>e< n a making a largo number of Moth aero- j

er and pure wolf father, perhaps more changed dog, and appears to bo trying i planes, buyers having the choice of Money Accumulates l oo Fast

than his share of good looks as well to seek forgiveness for his tin. He la two colors, blue or dark red.

ns a gentle disposition. All the chil- no longer sulky nnd Is even friendly ! ... . - —

dreu at Banff loved Skinny, and Skin- with strangers. He whimpers piteous

sales will be made will be similar in < . ' . ,

. , nr ,.in U r, no other such producer of the pro

almost all respects to the ordinary , . * ,. _

1 „ ~_ -n, 4 ! clous metals in the world as Canndo-

motor-car salesroom, ihe company Is

How* to spend money fast enough
Ion a tomb is the problem with which
the wardens of SL Mary Magdsileno
iddc Church in Bermondsey, East London.
Ads- :<re faced. A woman in 1795 bequeath

Particular About Passports

ny seemed to return this affection. No'ly and is evidently grievously sorry j Recauso he fell on ^tlie wrong
matter how* tired ho might bo after for his act. of tho Austro Italian frontier, an

a long run, or under what condilion»| The team Ike will enter for the plan alpinist was arrested. He as-l f *d $500 to tho wardens ln trust to ap-
he was met, Skinny was always ready [Banff Dog Derby during tho Winter cended tho San Candido mountain, in 1^ th o interest ln keeping the family

ill boa tho Tyrol, alone, and fell over a 30-1 vault in repair. 1 ho interest on the
quaintauco. . | string of veteran winners. Ike’s cus-• foot precipice, lie was severely ln

After the Trimblo-Murfln Co. left tom is to hitch his dogs in couples, ' jured. and was taken by Italian guides 1 18S8 the old tomb was demolished and
Banff, ihe Mills purchased this incom-jwith only tho load dog running single. I to the hospital at Bozen. As lie bad

Prince, lie writer:: "To David, King
Edward wus about the only .idtilt per¬
son I»e knew who ha.I not to lie treat¬
ed w i Ii Hiciiui. pc lion," says Major
Verney. "To hi* father and mother
he i> 2 id to he 21 dutiful child, to his
go. erne, and iu or ;iu obedient pupil,
to nil servants very polite and gra-

" ‘ 1 ' ill s for\l .• i l * dm 1 ii,-It l‘ araWu 1 aJ d °S- 1,0 bad another dog, Nigger, who last year won tho Strong- | n0 passport, ho was placed under ar-jcannot bo spent except on the upkeep

1 '' too. This was Nigger. Then the day ; heart Trophy will load, with Yukon re8 t. If ho had fallen a few yards fur-

verduroua elms for the palms
hang over its beat lies. To journey
Into the English country at this time
is to realize that at Us best thero is
nothing better and at its worst we
would not change It.

came when Ike decided to uso his two
lead dogs as such, on alternate days.
With Skinny as second. Nigger did bis

nnd ltundue Eecond. Lukoil who won ther north bo would have been free,
fame through Ids record run to Nome
with serum for the diphtheria stricken

Market for Cottonwood Logs

A now trade with tho Orient lias

into the task; but when Ike hitched than Nigger, though not quite so fast. I been started in British Columbia lum-

best to please, put Ids whole heart Inhabitants is a moh* intelligent dog

An eastern Btoro is reported to

clou t but to his grandfather ho could have an advertisement as follows:
be hi iidtdf. in fuel, the Prince found “Apples, oranges, imported nuts,
in King Edward a point ol balance for fruit cake. Como early and avoid the

Skinny in tho lead. Nigger refused to In addition to these prize winners, Iko
come near Ike or the sleigh, so that expects two inoro dogs who broko
It was often necessar) for Ike to get records at Big River and Le Pas last
a couple of his helpers to cut oh the dis -1 winter.

her, when a recent shipment of 600

money grow* to such an amount that in

As demolished and
a new* oue erected. The money, which

opt on the upkeep
of tho tomb, keeps rapidly increasing

cottonwood logs w*as sent to South light. Dunvegon is said to be the old

Electricity for Scottish Castle
For nearly 1,000 yeurs Dunvegau
Castle, in tho Isle of Skye, was light¬
ed by torch and lantern. Now It has
been refitted with modern electrlo

gruutlod husky, and assist in hitching

las BU-UK.:lli.K ,>i r.-ur.iliij . King Ivl rush. The uarly bird gels tl .0 worm.", mm 3o uld ho bccorao tllat for

ward vv.is the only perron iu his clr
el<* who did not try to teach him

something, and for
taught him a lot."

that reason lie 1

There’ll no objection to a man's tak¬
ing up his ro-ldeiice almost anywhere,
but when it comes to shoplifting-*
well, that’s different

W N. V 1666

1 weeks he w'ould not allow* anyone to

Tho average man doesn’t tell his com© near him, and would not be
wife everything that happens, but he friendly even with his master,
evens it up by telling her a lot oi Then when the snow melted and the
things that didn’t happen. ' dogs had no more work 10 do, Nigger’s

- v (dislike of Skinny seemed to Increase.

A cat may look the personified pic t Noticing this und not wlsl.ng to have
turo of innocence, but it is Junt ns either of ills prized dogs injured Ike
well to keep tho door of the canary’s ! took preventive measures against the

( cage closed.

j chances of them molding in battle. In [the finish of the race in Ranff.

The Carnival Committee have decid¬
ed that this year's log derby will be
run from Calgary to Banff. If there Is
sufficient snow. Starting from Cal¬
gary one day, the competitors will
make Morley that night. Next day they
will complete the trip. This arrange¬
ment will ullow visitors to too them
start from Calgary, see them, from
tho Canadian Pacific Special train, ln
action on the road, and also witness

China to bo made into matches. The
initial shipment is being watched with
interest, as It Is considered a good
market may develop in tho Orient for
this class of w'ood which meets with
little demand in he building line.

British air experts are hopeful that
ono of tho three new planes under
construction will attain five miles a
minute.

est Inhabited keep in Scotland, and Is
known as Macleod of Macleod. Ono
of tho castle’s treasures Is a drinking
horn bearing tho date l‘D3.

Salonikl Is to have an extcuslve In¬
ternational fair.

Uses Both Hands to Write
Writing with, both hands at .the
Bame time is a feat performed by a
Liverpool shipping clerk. He writes iu
tho normal manner with his right
hand and backwards with his loft
hand. When held to a mirror the
words written by the left hand -look
like those written by the right.

P

THE RECORDER, RAYMOND. ALTA.

Made Miserable By
Eczema In Blisters
Cuticura Healed

" Eczema broke out in watery
blisters on my face, hands, arms
and limbs and made me miserable.
After the blisters broke sore erup¬
tions formed and they were terribly
itchy, causing; me to lose my rest
both dsy and night. I could not do
any work, and could not touch
water. My clothing aggravated the
breaking out on my limbs.

“ 1 was treated and tried different
remedies but they did not help me.
I read an advertisement for Cuti¬
cura Soap and Ointment and pur¬
chased some and in less than a
month ! was completely healed."
(Signed) Mis. W. Robinson, Box
144, Holditch St., Bracebridge, Out.

Une Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum to promote and maintain
akin purity, skin comfort and skiij
health; the Soap to cVanse and
purify. Ointment t.' soothe and heal,
and Talcum to powder and refresh.

Strep** br MCI A,Id rasa C'-anad.an

Stmboatt. Lid , Mnatraol.” Price Soar
26 a*.d M*e. Talcum ?fr.

’■C ' Cuticura .thavpii Stick 25c.

A League of English “l’m you found tlmo to com*'

Speaking Nations ,lo ." I n ;", s '’ 0 . “ M q " lc " 5 '

_ | I infendod to Htirprlso you,” ho ex-

One Factor That Can Ensure the kilned, "f woi going to drop In and

Peace of the World j 1,avo J' 0 ' 1 opon it door nnrl come Into

Speakers At iho Annual dinner of the j n room * or Bpinofhlng like that,/ not

Canadian Society of Now York held r M>ccting me, and then, I’d planned

recently, emphasized the importance! 10 ,,Ie Ho! Vou'to got your Rood

of friendship and understanding he ! 1oo J™ « >n * Haven't you Jo?” or some-

tween tho United States and tho nn-1 ll,l “k ,,ko 1,10 old days. Didn’t think

tlonn of tho British Empire to assure; l, ^y'd nt nounco mo and spoil It.”

the peace or the world, 11,0 haunting shadow remained ho*

Mr. JuMIco \V. It. HlUtlell. or the m ; a,h ,M ' r Hds. She made no reply.

Ontario Court or Appeals, said that 1 bllt l,muMl t«> bring up Prince Mlclmel

while he was president of the League! for 11,0 introductions, Yvonne, who|

or Nations Society or Toronto at iho j 8lo °d with Kenilworth, saw that John’s j

time tho I/nlted States‘decided not | K,anCo ^’peatedly swept iho room.

to Join the league, ho was not partlc- lt,,! dH'*r at the rouletto tnhlo reinin-j

ulary concerned heenuso lie realized ol ’ ho recent nemo, to

there wns a far more important

lea cue -the lee cun of English-speak '°o, that .Ioanna, watching John fur-| they gave the Duke of Wellington

CHILBLAINS

Zam-Buk soon allay* tho
inf animation and awall-

int, lulltthe t nalint pain, and
■oothrath moddenlnt itr ta-
tlon. Wh*n akin it hriken.
ftatrre or ulepratad/.am RuW
la doubly valuable b^cauae ol
ita «tf»t hffalinc and
antiarptic power.

am-Buk

Scholars Have Wonderful Ideas

Prince No Longer Nervous

Rarely, If Eevr, Self Conscious Says
Major Verney

Major Verney, In hts recent book
on tho Prince of Wales, reveals that
tho prlnco is no longer troubled with
nervousness. Ho writes: "For some
considerable time he has been abso¬
lutely muster of himself iu all clrcum- i
stances, and is rarely, if ever, self-
conscious. Ho had certain manner- I
iatns, such as fingering Ids tie, strok¬
ing Ids hair, moving Ms position, oj
toying tilth h pouch notes, which con-!
voy to the onlooker an Impression of i
nervousness.” Mnjoi Verney then tells 1

t

Fine for catarrh

whon malted in •
•poon or snuffed
up tho note and
vspprt inhalsd.

Head and Chest Colds
Relieved In a New Way

A Sslro which Roloosos Medicated
Vapors when Applied Over
Throat and Cheat.

and. rest on Jornna. And sho saw, I by London Pupils

tho story of a lull dross show where
return , Seme An mer , Given on Examination ,,m clilcT event was Urn M-esentnllon J

of an order to ;i senior administration

... i % , . official. A staff officer responsible for

j lively, was conscious of Ids inspec- a lovely funeral. It took fix men to

London

exists and ! «l° n * of the gambling rooms, the gam- carry tho beer,” wrote a

ague 'the ienguo
tug pi oples.

“As long as this league

tho English-speaking countries act in l»l ,n K company and of her. ouy in an examination. essay.

I liariuouy tho peace of the world undj” Oil the terrace, froo from the cease-' Other contributors lo history col-
! civilization is secure,” Mr. Justice confusion in the gambling rooms,: looted from rc cut examination papers
! Riddell said, "f.et them pai l, and woe 1,10 party stood for a few momenta, by in public schools in London are:

its safe keeping suddenly discovered

I school boy in an examination ess

unutterable will follow.”

a common consent, against the white "Joan of Arc was canonized by
balustrade. Michael and Kenilworth Bernard Shaw."

SlranqtRomantic/ove.Jdvtnhirts ojHie flapper you kflOtt

plunged into their polite appreciations | "Sir Walter Scott wrote Quentin
jof the world wide attention the young Dttrwnrd, Ivunboe and Emulsion.”
aicliiicci had drawn lo his plan for a j "The zebra Is a sort of cream col-
unique and stupendous monument to ored donkey with black stripes from ( ,- 1 ','•
men who went to war. Michael ro- which stove polish is made.”

I h ired to "the late war.” John launch- " The Gorgntis were tlireo sisters
ed instantly upon a correction of that that lived in the Islands of the Ilea-
understanding. pc rides, in the Indian Ocean. They had

"Not alone the men who went long snakes for hair, tusks for teeth,
light in the late war,” he said, "but In and claws for nails and they looked
lull wart- those ahead of us ns well as like women, only more horrible.”

Inlialer! ns a vapor and, at the same
time absorbed through the akin like a
liniment, Vicks YapoKub reaches imme¬
diately inflamed, congested air passages.

This is the modern direct treatment for
all cold troubles that is proving so popu¬
lar in Canada and the States where over
17 million jars arc now used yearly.

, , ■ • ■ . i Splendid for sore throat, tonsilitix,

iio luid mislaid Iho decoration. "Com- bronchitis, croup, head and chest coldi
plot el y demoralized, he stammered to catarrh, asthma or hay fever,
tho prince, 'F had it In my pocket, fir
—-In a small box. The box is there nil ;
right, but God knows where the'
decoration is/ "The personal staff
were appalled l>y tills contretemps.!

"‘Give him the box,’ Ha hi II. H. H.
coolly; 'that’ll do to go on with/ And
tho function was'completed* without a

just rub t icks over throat and chest
and inhale the medicated vapors. It
ouickiy loosens ud a cold.

VICKS

w Vap»oRub

Over 2! Million Jars Used Yearly

The First Victoria Cross

Copyright 1925by H.JL. GATES

Rwblithed by arrangement with First National Ptcturee, Inc.

CHAPTER XXV.- Continued

"l didn’t I Link the newspapers
would announce me,” John fald. shy¬
ly. *’| ji allied to »ui prise her. I had
not total her wfi!*n 1 was coming.”

They Mined in among the specta¬
tors slowly, Yvonne remaining close
ft* III ddc. Ilratidon edged in between
Kenilworth and Michael and. almost
wi bout a word, communicated to both
of them that "In*,” wn
Kenilworth did not
iTince Mich e l swung ; round quicktv
end give the man who stood with
> \onhe a deliberats scrutiny. Appar-
«ntly Ini w.ih satisfied with tils obser¬
vation. lor he coolly turned Ids hack

i those behind us. They alt were
'stirred by tho same exhilaration, you
I know, and always will ho. Your nn-

-- : dent crusader louglit for a religion

years, \guln the croupier raked In but It was a woman, or girl, or one
I lie slake and called for the next play, i who was still a girl in his fancies, who
"Knifes vos jeux. Mademoiselle!” gave him the rmirage to go. and sent
Make your game, Mademoiselle. with him the memories that cheered

hint. My structure fe to commemor¬
ate the women who have made every

IS THERE A BABY

IN YOUR HOME?

Is there a baby or young children in
your home? If there is you should

'»>« "a.. Sho slKnnil ovrr j """• Flrl,, ' u ™ '* 10 « hlh.h,,,M ' "li,,!,'.'com"

her shoulder to Michael for her money al ° 11,0 wom< * n who h;m ‘ quickly nnd means should alwava he

from his pockets. Again 000 nnd f**b!ier think lie is not only a unit lq a , at hand to promptly fight the-in. Baby’s

again! The watchful chef do pnrtie :rr * ,nw?nl but R knl P ,lt wllh 11,8 ,a(l > V "Z" V‘V \?' u \

l. i win. i....... , f liandkerehef waving from tala lielinet.” Hay legulute the bowels;

last with a sltitig or p , , , , . sweeten the Kiomadi

Iho two women, who had drawn to

and continued his fictitious play with
Joanna's money.

Twice Joanna played, "on pta-ia" or
tho sweep ot the colors and. columns
Kite loot won that seii.-'ition play three
liiiio. Now riie lost «io h lime, empty¬
ing her hag of its hoarded gold and
note

ha \ •

plays.

chef do parti*

went away. At

her shoulders the Golden Girl leaned
behind ilieni. I back in her chair. She smiled to the

I urn around, t * ‘‘ M, I'hr.

"Mercl, M’sleur,” she'said, "that Is
all. I liu\e no more.”

The croupier, as there was no one
else playing, permitted himself the
tare pleasure of an exchange with
Mademoiselle Joanna.

"I am tWolftlo that Mademoiselle,
should lmve been so unlucky!”

She shook her head, still leaning
hack In tier chair, and smiling at him
queerly.

banish consti¬

pation and Indigestion; break up
geiher while the me n questioned John, colds am!, simple i,, fact tla >

bec.' ine restive uft**r awhile. Joanna relieve all llt»« minor Ills ot little one-.

declared, **But we are oot *«> stand * * * ? ' ’ 1 ' M " 1 -i i» \h Mol • « id.

. .... , ... . Malc.niik, (jue.. writes: "Bilo's Own

hero talking about soldiers and wars ..... tll ‘ ,

iaid«*ts are tlie best remedv iu the

and tilings made out of stone. Mr. world for little ones. My baby suffer-
Wilmore will dine at Amette, I know*, ed t. iribly from indigestion ;|iul vom
You, too. Roddy, if you will. I know but tite Tablets soon set her

... . . , . ._ ,.i right and no.\v she is in norfeM

Iieanli. the tablets are sold bv
I engagement of his own for tonight.” | medicine dealers or bv mall at J’c a

Award W a a Institute J In 1856 After
the Crimean War

On January 29, 18."»6, on tho close of
tho Crimean War, tho Victoria Cross

1’dcss ye the Lord, all ye Itli hosts, was instituted In Great Britain. Tho
>o ministers of Ifis that do His pleas- cioss is awarded for conspicuous brnv-
ure. Bless the Lord, all life-works in »*ry. It wag extended in 1911 and 1920.
all places of His dominion; bless the This decoration is worn before nil
Lord, O my soul. I'sal in ciii. 21, 22. others, on tho left brenr.t, and consists

Tffp mpano.t Howerpt ot tlio vale. of a ,,,on * 0 MttU,, " e t,ross ln, ' hf »
I ho simplest note that swells the gale,; ,n diameter, with the Royal Crown
The common sun, the air. tlu* .skies, surmounted by a lion, nmj beneath Is
To him are opening paradise. the inscription, 'Tor Valour.”

—Gray, j ,

Ves. we can Join our hymn of praise
lo that which goes up forever to God
from sun nnd stars, clouds and show¬
ers. beasts and birds, and every liv-
it g iliing. giving thanks forever for
Ills great glory.

—Charles Kingsley.

%

Let not the blessings wo receive
dally from Go| make us uot to value
or not to praise Him because they lie
common. What would not a blind man
give to tee tin* pbnsant rivers and
meadows and fountains that w*u have
met Wi.h?

"Mercl, MVieur," she said, "but I
Any e\»* liciiccd p'ayt r would! ani TM,< unhappy. Unlucky at play, you
swl Click J.s she knew, lo the k,,ow - lut *k> in love. 1 want to be very
M!np!i cidoiH. xyi.h tin: next piu\s, ( lm :;y today, M sieur at^ovo!”
until "luck” changed. Iltit a MidiUm j Klie got up, then, nnd looked up at
t ubhorunc •• m» rw In-lau d her. "Eu Kenilworth and Mi« h;nd, who wore
fdcin!” hIi
her lo.Ofin

Prince Mlcluul bowed elaborately,
and acknowledged that 1m was dining
tote a t«*te. "Although It should be
with so the one else/* lie added, favor¬
ing Joanna with a meaning glance
that was a reminder of the dash to
tin* frontier the uight befort*. Kenil¬
worth would Jim o accepted promptly
the welcome lo Amette but Y'vonne
interfered.

"You can take toe to tne Metro-

b*»\ from The
t’o., Ilrockvlllc

Dr. Williams*
. Out.

Medicine

I/.auk Wulton.

Worked Ttieir Way Through

Fourteen per cent (in all 69x stu
dents) of the total enrollment In nine
women’s colleges in the Knitcd Stales
worked their v ay through college dur-
the ecKHion, 1921-2T*. 'I he e nine col
legos, the only c\clu.-i\elv woiueti’i-

For Colds—Minard's Liniment.

Anniversary of Watt's Birth

191

Father of Steam Engine was born
Years Ago January .19

Janumj 19, was tho one lnmdted
and ninct> tir.^t nnulunvarv of the

college FU|qd\ ing the intorniatien u i n il,

ol a

r.,u.,l :'£.,itt. i.n-1 hW,pi Ktan.llnK Iiansllwo by tlio «ml,l. nn. s 3 for jiunor." 8 lio said U. IUnidy. Ihp •A-l-ai!'*•« nt.

francs sr». 0 «Mi - mito tlu?

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craned to
pie ip!

of the piling up of her tremendous
lie ho At. Wbirip ■•ring in, leapon. She put a band on Iho ftloevcs
behind her ceas* d. NccI;h of both of them and him red. between
see her next play. “Eu th* m that porsisteiu, quizzical tuuilc.
. ••• rilled, and to .«ed another She was ahour to chaff them when her

eyes found Y\onno and the man bo-
side Hoth Kenilworth and Prince

Michael felt, and took a different lep-
uni, from iho Mphta n gripping of the
fiugt rs that had rested so fairy like
upon their arms.

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CHAPTER XXVI
John’s Success

John, (hanged much, despite ills dis¬
like ol being expedi d to be different,
put Joanna's hands together and
wrapp'd liis own about them.

fjuile a few of tin? men who had
been spectators to tlie Gulden Girl's
reckless plu\s, and. luid marvelled
anew at the abandon with which she
tossed fortunes into the discard when
when Fho pitted a stubborn will
against he implacable rules of chance,
gave John a deeply tipeculali.c glance.
Among the crowd about tin* roulette
table there had been many women,

"You will not liavo to change if the
balcony will satisfy you. and it will
. me. 1 shall run out lo Amette later
to dress. '

Joanna thanked her with lier eyes.

. Kenilworth was inclined to be stub
born, but Yvomie managed tho .-litui¬
tion. Presently Joanna and John were
speeding along tlio sea road. In her
luxurious foreign cur, toward Villa
I Amette. Tho lights of the early evo-
i.nir.g were twinkling in tlio bay, and
I the perl nines of orange and lemon and

* geranium wCr** ushering in the mel-

• low lti\ iora night.

lk‘tween the two people In the car
; there was some subtle barrier. It hud
come with the shadow luck in the
; sulle do roulette. John was .stilt; Jo
anna thoughtful. "You haven’t con¬
gratulated me,” he said, at last. She
regarded him gra fly from jjie corner
jof the wide cushioned seat.

"The wonder of it is overwhelming."
she said. "My throat was crammed
with the filings I was going to ay to
you when wo were alone. They’ve gone
out of it. It has made me very happy,
though, when I have lead splendid

bureau ol
education, are located in dift-Tcnt s» «*
lions of the country Horn Mas.-aehu
setts to Golorudo ami from Georgia to
Texas.

man whose eouTihuiion to

iiiecluiTita s proved to he an epoch

making event in the industrial life,

lioi only oi his own country, but of the

whole civilized world. This man was

James Watt, who, in a certain sense

was the lather of the steam-engine. In

a crude and not very useful form, the

steam-engine existed - beforn Watt

turned hts attention to it, but it was

he engine that lie evolved that made
V

possible tlie u.e of strum as a great
motive power.

.Tunica Watt, born aj Greenock, neni
Glasgow, Scotland, .on. January 19.
1726, became, when a young man,
mathematical instrument maker to
Glasgow I'nhersity. He also acted as
ci\il engineer, making surveys for
Get a 10-ceiit box. several important lmrbors and for

Sick headache, biliousness, coated deepening the Forth and Glide Gnnal,
tongue, head and nose dogged up
with a cold always trace 4 Ids to
torpid liver; delayed, fermenting food

She Wishes She Had

Used Them Years Ago

What Mrs. H. B. Lewis Says of
Dodd’s Kidney Pills

Neva Scotian Lady Sends Message
of Cheer to Thousands of Canadian
Women Who Carry a Load of Pam
and Weiriness Through Their Daily
Work.

Honvers, N.S. (Special.) ~“l have
been taking Dodd’s Kidney Pills for
some time and find them a very excel-
I lent kidney medicine," writes Mrs.
‘ Lewis, who resides at this pluce.

"I could not do without them and
; wish i had taken them years ago.

They would have saved liie lots of
; terrible suffering. I ulso take Dln-
* lnond Dinner Pills and can highly
rcccimneini them to anyone.”

It is your blood that builds up the
tissues of your body, giving health
and vitality to every part, m* you can
readily* see the great importance of
keeping it pure. Dodd's Kidney Pills
purify your blood in ri safe nud. sure
way, and bring you complete and last¬
ing relief.

Don’t delay. Buy a box of Dodd s
Kidney Pills at once and achieve good
health like thousands of other people
have done.

BAD COLD? TAKE
“CASCARETS” FOR
BOWELS TONIGHT

No headache, constipation, bad
cold or sour stomach
by morning

.-mart wouo-u from Romo, and MadriiK, . , ,

, , if . . ^ things people say ol you. You are go-

aml Paris, with a sprinkling of Amor- , . ...

, , ..ing to bo a succnss, alter all, areiil

Icaus who were distinguished by their
shy wonder ul the boldness with!
which the others Haunted their banner
of sex. S( mo of these watched iho!
girl who greeted the hi ranger so fn-
j lenity that tlu ir own scares seemed to!
! I ran-fix them. Yet sho was merely si-;
j l« nf, only >ery still; the quizzical j
smile the croupier had sc«u played.

All your dreams are coming

ing
you?
true." s

lie waited a wIdle before lie ans¬
wered. ’"Not all of them, Jo. And
ilicrc'*; boon a night mare among them,
you Know. It’s never gone away."

(To Be Continued)

Evans' Studio

sho

very still; tho

, '‘ ,0 " I ’ lur 1,11,1 '"".'--I M111.T*- Worm l’ow.len not only ex-

again about tlu* ctii vr of her lips. 1 he • terminate intestinal and other worms,
biowu of her eves were hi owner, more hut they are « remedy for many othri
•• .. . «... . .. ailments of children. They Hlrougiheii

in tlio bowels or sour, gussy stomach.

Poisonous matter ( logged in tin? iu-
tchiinns. instead, of being east out of
tho system is re-absorbed into the
blood. Wlieu this poison reaches the.
delicate brain tissue it. cuuses conges¬
tion and that dull, throbbing, sicken¬
ing headache.

Cnscareis immediately cleanse tlie
stomach, remove the sour, undigested
loud and foul gases, take the excess
bile from the liver and carry out all
iIn* tun tipaled waste matter and
poisons in tlu* bowels.

A Gn scan* t tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep a 10 cent box
from your druggist iu« ans your bead
< leal*, stomach sweet and your liver
amL bowels tegular for months.

and tor the Caledonia Canal.

Walt was often consulted about sup¬
posed Invent loin and discoveries, and
ids invariable rule was to recommend
that a model should be formed and
tried. Tills 1m considered as the only
true test of tlio value of any novelty
in inciliniiicH. lie ’died iu 1519.

Oil Lamps Now Popular

The rage for antiques takes frequent
homely turns. Now it’s lamps, nnd
tlio (dil oil burner which ctiptodnarily
was turned down and puffed Into ex*
Unction just before the cat was put
out for tho night, is in demand. A
plain, clear glass kitchen lamp that
sold in small towns once for twenty*
five cents now fetches five dollars.

The First Dose
Relieves the Co

A pleasant medicine for children Is
Mother Graves’ Worm Exterminator,
and ir is excellent lor driving worms
from tlio system.

Indians in Canada Prosperous

The Indians of Canada number IPV
000 and each year they have under
farm crops fully 220,000 acres. More
Ilian 1,000 Indians enlisted for service
ia tho Great War, and tin* Indian run-
t libations in cash to war funds

And th«r* ar«» 40 done* in i
7.Went bottle ! l'U-aaant to tak
nnd in«tHnt in action in every kind
of Cold. Relieve* Bronchitis, Croup
and Whoopinir Cough. Prevents
"l'lu" and Pneumonia. Ease* irri¬
tated throats. Buy "Buckley V*. Sold
Ly all dru£i;i;>t.-4 and irnarantecd.

W. K. Buckley, limited.

II- Mutual St., Toronto T

RUCKLEY<

MIXTURE 0#

Aeli like a flush— -

s single sip proves it 517 >J\|

B AKERS’
logue

OVENS—Write for cata-
and list of used ovens.
Hubbard Oven Company, 1100 Queen
West, Toronto, Ont.

AGENTS WANTED

jtlic young stomach against liiliousne

golden than u.-ual. What tho women

Ont-“Onrina one of my ,u the ivill.il ,.en.|(Inirt, nlway tullIc ,, itl ,. lT ,

i2Sa Uinll ' ,B . .. u.e.. surr«i« from Iosh of appetite

le' l.nl 1 fell heavv'..II lli<■ time m..l Mif- «l*lm* »'*>' tllrurlon. had arouw.ll 111. l„ leve.lsl. rnu.lllloiM they will l<
fovd with sick Stomach. I was advised Riviera, yielding, liieBng, swaying to found u-etul am they w II servo to
to take l)r. Pierces J-uvorite l’rescrip- a youug mail who luid neither tlie u,lu *’ J ,ain a,ui b’nimJg m to*

tion, a.id aft#-.- I Ih-W.ii lupins •' 1 »'* uul . j,i uro of ...... .me of tliat

aiouu line. It relieved mo of all the Bad , ,

effects, made mo well and strong, my bi iglit company* «*L vvor. liippi is v-1 « h j *.| (.pould tlilnlt that a n

nerves were good, and 1 kept m> well l j habitu.tlly lluitei'ed about her. The xvou j ( j p 0 Hie last place y

fotdd do stli my own work and I had ;t 1|4:in HI , 0kOt ut u»«l.
fiue liealthy lialiv. . ... ,

• I tt Iho tind that Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant ( ‘ It b good to see you again, Jo! lit

Pell« is keep tl»o stomach, liver uiul j said. The brown in tho girl’s even j jj

bowel* in iH-rfect -working order and j W0IIt a B j liU i„ jarker. It was an almost,
never cause tlwimMi.'—Mr*. James
Campbell, 101) Inkcrinaii »St. (j)icturo

Golden eagles are still lo be Sound
it; tite weslorn nnd eenlral Hcoltlslt amounted to $14,545.
highlands. Tho same nests have been 1
used there for half a century.

Gales men

^ Quick selling

stomach.

from which children ho often suffer.

• Iglit club
y ou vv outal

go to,” scolded her father.

"Yes,” replied tlio ilapper, “it usual-

U.”

Slilpbulhling for the entire world
iuivv totals only l.SoO.OOO tf»ns of tiier-
eliant vesuris, which is 550,000 less
ions than that of a year ago.

Goins cause much suffering,
Holloway's Gorn Remover offer* a
-peedy, sun*, and satisfactory relief.

SALESWOMEN.
Jlqti ehold Spe¬
cialty. No experience necessary. |00
per cent profit and bonus. For .Sample
and \g* ms* Proposition send 25c. to
bm Philip Russell Products, 165 King
Street East, Toronto.

CRIPPLED

with rheumatism? Minard’i
will ease thu pain, relieve the
stiff lies*.

Canada's Oriental Population

According to the census of 1921, tlie
oriental population of Canada consist¬
ed of 29,578 Chinese; 15,868 Japanese;
Hindus, 1,016; Turks, 513; and a fow
.Syrians, Egyptians, and Arabs. The
negro population, ucoordlng to this
census, was 18,291.

1 A DIES WANTED TO DO PLAIN
a ami light sewing at home; whole
or spare time; good pay; work sent
any distance; charge* paid. Send
nianip for particnhirs. National Manu¬
facturing Company, Montreal.

above) AU druggiM*.

Send 10c to Dr Pierce’s Laboratory m
Bridgebmg, Out , if .you desire a trial
dkg. Favorite JTeacriptiou tablet# or
Pleasant Pellet/.

V I

N. I’. 160T

imperceptible change, it could be h is FonictltncB easier to step Into
though, a form miner of shadow a that tt nolher man’s times limn it is to walk
could niakj* those eyes almost black at in them.

times. She withdrew her hands gently, j — --—

i l was as if she had been holding A fortune awaits tlio Inventor of a
something that, she had suddenly dls- .lifeboat that will float on a Kea of
covered, wa. u’t there at all. trouble.

A young man from llotnco 1 . going
to attend college in Chicago. The wild
men ure coining homo to roost. —
Ottawa Journal.

^the children^

shiloh ::,,

v

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It spoils a
to return it.

favor it you are asked

Mfeard’s Liniment,—ever reliable.

rut NEW FRENCH RIME OY. N9 1

V- THERAPIONn !

Po I (or Bl»4dir C*Oi rh. No. 1 for Blood *
• klnOluam No * lurl l.ium. W>«kiiiit»l

Bold br ia4.ii..■ rmun a or >«<u>i> n all Iipoi
•a LCCL*«CM«4 C* Ua.ai.tai.K4 SVV.I.I omdtm

t

Nowhere oan you secure better select-
ion of Meats and Groceries than at

our store. Call in.

Holt & Son -

MEAT MARKET

THE RAYMOND RECORweR

ir select- °» T ' d c

Editor and Proprietor

i* 1 PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY

Infill al Raymond's 8o!e Advertising and ^ #

n* w * Med,ura Of the Sugar City Municipal

RAYMOND — — ALBERTA ** . _ 7 n r

Subscription Rates Eliding UCCCW

Canada, per year.$2.00

„ _ .RECEIPTS

Iff. R. Points, per year.|2T0

Six months . fl.lf Cash on hand Deo. 31, 1025..$15508 20

17 rat# «»rd on aupHe'itlon Municipal taxes including coata .. 8107.04

I nunc i f —Interest and exchange. 1618.35

a? iat . CoinmiasioiiH on collections. 883.70

INeWS IxOlCS Public works grant. 1308.50

Charges for cutting weeds. 15.00

Loans from school districts. 17338 82

Supplementary revenue taxea. 0408.97

. The Union Jacks won by a aoore Educational taxes... 360 10

| of 38—12 at New Dayton last. Sat- Hail insurance taxes. 506.26

urday. School taxes . 5449.04

Poundage exoss . 11.00

Charles TitUwortli, Win. P.m Receipt from .ale of bond*.. ^

Ueo. Romeril and T. K Robert. Ux . 221.20

Financial Statement

Of the Sugar City Municipal District No. 37 for the Year

Ending December 31st, 1926

News Notes

attended the meeting of the newly n f lumber

organized kennel plub last evening
at Let hbridge

Mrs. Mabel Powolson and Mrs.

Helen Orgill, official delegates
from the Raymond and O. K. dis¬
tricts respectively, attended the
annual convention of school trust-»
oes in Calgary, this week.

460.45

$83203.68

|W»1U vRIgiiiy, V11IH «V!OR. ASSETS

; Mrs. Fred Lind and family are Cash on hand Deo. 31at, 1926 .$ 4223.21

moving to Lethbridge for the bal- DeMtnlctjon of wew j B) t)n collecteei. 77.61

ance uf the winter. Commission Provincial taxes. 261.90

Loans to school districts. 12285 85

Miss Cecil Harris, who had been Charges for hospital fees . .. 157.85

visiting with friend, a few days Provincial bond. . 15 22®-™

last week, loft on Mondays train L * n(U and buildings. 1900.00

for Raymond. Miss Harris is a sis- Furniture and fixtures. 500.00

Iter-in-law of Bishop Walker of Machinery and tools . 3000.00

Raymond—Cardston News. Unoolledted sup. rev. taxes . 1483.42

# Educationa^taxes arrears . 65.30

Mis. Annie Steed entertained Hail insurance uncollected. 2651.43

at a dinner party 8unday in hon- "7“ ...

DISBURSEMENTS

Outstanding checks Dec. 31, 1925 .$ 5201.21

Salaries. 1050.00

Auditor’s fees. 30.00

Office expenses . 365.88

Council fees and delegates* ex. 416.00

Sundry expenses. 402.28

Destruction of weeds . 56 85

Weed Inspector’s fees. 300.00

Aid and relief. 171.55

Labor, machinery and material . 12848.22

Counoil fees, road insp.. 173.50

Workmen’s Comp. Board. 116 07

Supplementary revenue taxes. 6302 48

Educational taxes. 366.10

Hail insurance taxes. 506.26

Payments to sohool districts:. 5449.04

Loans to school districts. 19725.00

For K. 8 Co’s, office and lot. 1500.00

Invested in bonds. 21000.00

Repaid hank loan. 3000.00

Cash on hand Deo. 31,1926 . 4223.24

$83203.68

LIABILITIES

Salary and auditor’s fees.$ 275.00

Councillors’ fees. 30.00

Labor. 108.10

Sup. rev. uncollected. 4483.42

Educational taxes uncollected. 65.30

Hail insurance uncollected. 2651.43

Cash due on sup. rev. aect. 106 49

Balance assets over liabilities. 42763.43

of Miss Cecil Harris of Layton,
Utah.—Cardston News.

The Stirling hoop artists will
tangle with the Jacks at the High
School tomorrow, Saturday night.
This is the last senior league game
here until the finale.

$50483.17

$50483.17

Jan. 3lst, 1927.—I hereby certify to the correctness of this statement.—J. W. EVANS, Auditor.

Notice of Municipal Meeting and Nomination of Candidates at a General Election

nert until tne iinais. Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the electors of tlie Municipal District of Sugar City No. 37

will he held at the R tymond Second Ward Chapel at 1 o’clock p. in., on Friday the 18th day of February,

Next Thursday*, February 10 f ()r ti ie discussion of the affairs of the district; and that frrm 3 to 1 o’clock p m. on the same day and at

the U. I*. W. A. will hold their the same place, nominations for the office of Councillors for divisions: No. 1 New Dayton, No. 2 South

next meeting at Mrs. Verenat B. Raymond, and No. 4 Welling, will he received, being three Councillors to be elected. ,

Redd’s home at 2:30 p m. The fob ^ _

UNITED CHURCH Services- DR.H. HARCOURT HEAL

Sunday at 7.00 p m.
weloome.

Everybody

Let us save you 15 to 20 per
cent, on Tailor made Suits
and Overcoats

Try One of Our _„_

- r I \i pAAifno Tomorrow night at the High

75c . School the local Hi team will com- A * ood su PP*y can be had flt low '

Ma •>!« Agent for the Desert Nows and bat the Magrath Hi quint. The est summer prices. Quality and

1 larceis Other Church Publications Jacks will resume unfriendly re- service guaranteed.

Satisfaction Guaranteed by Leave Orders at Broadway Store lations with Stirling. Both games I hone 116 I28p

DENTAL SURGEON

Post Office Block

Office hours:

® to 12 1.30 to «

L. D. S. GARMENTS

Old and Now Styles
$1.75 and up

I. M. COOMBS — Cardston

I lowing program will be rendered:

Community singing, current ■ 1 ■ — - ■ - — ■■■

j events by Irene Redd, Talk on A fair attendance was seen at
j health and child welfare by Mrs.: the annual meeting of the rate-
J. W. Evans, piano solo by Mrs. payers last Friday. Reports of
Paul Dahl, lesson on Canadian both council and school hoard were
literature by Mis. A. Ross, a vocal accepted after a few questions had
solo by* Mrs. Violo Snow. Re- been satisfectorily answered,
freshments will be served at the

close of the meeting. L D King returned last Satur¬

day from a three weeks trip to
I FOR SALE —A few* good work Calgary, Detroit, Windsor, Tor-
Horses.—W. D. Walton, Raymond onto and Ford. Ho was one of a

number of Ford dealers invited to

Nomination day for civio elect-

ions is next Monday. Outgoing j rvin Bllhler ri>tlmiof , , h j„ week
council men are: A. W. Kirkhatn, from „ v| „ it to Port i ttnd .

C, W. Lamb, J. F. Salmon and

Mayor Court. If ratepayers de- Th® new Mere building will soon
sire new blood in the council be ready for occupancy.

this is their opportunity to make -

it known, Elections will be held ., TT . f

a i it n it j AllLla vK vUlSiisAl

the following Monday.

W. G. MEEKS. Returning Officer.

Another Booklet

Jar Far

mers

Delivered at your door

A good supply can be had at low-

Phone 116

f28|<

Miss Nielson

Makers of

Distinctive Portraits

are league fixtures. ' A jitney
dance will conclude the evening.

THE PIONEER DAIRY
Raymond

BARBER SHOP

JKS8E SECRIST PROP

WANTED—Boarders und Room¬
ers. See Mrs. A. Corless, Phone

42, Raymond.

Be Photographed by

Allison

Studio: Balmoral Block
Fifth St. S. ~ Lethbridge

The Recorder
$2.00
Per Y ear

-DR. SAMUEL ASTROF

p» vkiijiaN AND SURGEON!

(Post Office Building)

* Raymond

—Office Hours—
10—12 2—5 7—8

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The Profit Lies in
The Finish

It pays to market cattle with the
proper degree of finish. A quality pro-
duot always commands a premium and
is readily* saleable at a profitable price.
If you have stock which needs a little
more time for finishing, and the feed
is scarce, see the local manager of the
Standard Bank. It is a simple matter
to arrange a loan to carry the stock un¬
til a favorable market warrants a profit¬
able sale.

STANDARD BANK

OF

RAYMOND BRANCH—T. L. Halpin, Manager

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I N pursuance of its poll- friendly coopcra
tion with the farr : interests of this

country, the Bank o Montreal is now
issuing a new text. ’' farmers, entitled

"Sheep for Mutton, YV id Money.’’ The
booklet is a practical g • ’ ) the breeding and

feeding of sheep, and it* \ is greatly increased

by photographs lllustr., ; . every point that
is made. A copy may l e .Stained, without
charge, on application at our nearest Branch.

Previous booklets distributed by the Bank are— •

“Diversified Farming"

“The Cow, the Mother of Prosperity"
"Poultry for the Farm and Home"

“Hogs for Pork and Profit"

The Bank has distributed tens of thousands of
these booklets throughout Canada, and nu*
merous farmers have expressed their arpreru-
t ion to our local Managers

BANK OF MONTREAL

- Established l8l7

Total Assets in excess of $750,000,000

Raymond Branch: C. C. WATSON. Manager

Advertsing

is the Sunshine of

business